Jerry loves storytelling of all types—from hard-hitting reporting and creative nonfiction to fantastical and literary fiction. He often can be found in a dark theater enjoying the latest staged production or listening while on long walks near his home in West Harlem.
The business leader and TV personality interviewed many people for his new audiobook—from Lord Alan Sugar to the commander of a nuclear submarine—to offer an optimistic path forward for our globalised world.
In "Ripening," the bestselling psychologist focuses on the power of folklore to unlock our imaginations.
Shifting from the wives of Henry VIII, the UK’s top-selling female historian gives voice to a little-known member of the royal court.
Gabra Zackman—who directed three new recordings in the series—shares more about working with narrators Vikas Adam, Dan Bittner, Paul Boehmer, and Robin Miles to bring the new versions to life.
In "Son of Nobody," the acclaimed author reinforces his belief in “magical thinking."
The former diplomat argues that the climate crisis is fueling global conflict, making mutual cooperation our only way to survive the coming shifts.
“She teaches us to keep using the one thing we all have: our voice,” the author says of her novel focused on the infamous Egyptian queen, narrated by Adjoa Andoh.
In “The Crown’s Silence,” scholar and historian Brooke Newman traces the royal role in colonial slavery.
As the host of the BBC’s “In Our Time” podcast for three decades, he shared insights on nearly every aspect of the achievements of humankind. Now I trust him to tuck me in.
Queer romance novels aren't new, but if you've recently discovered the genre after watching "Heated Rivalry," here are some more steamy offerings.
As more people embark on arrangements that prioritize individuality, open communication, and mutual consent over outdated expectations, we look to the literature.
