Fiction
Enjoy the best new fiction and bestsellers like The Time Traveler's Wife, Life of Pi, The Elegance of the Hedgehog, and Water for Elephants in exceptional unabridged editions. We have your favorite authors, from Louis L'Amour to Stephen King to JRR Tolkien.
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Knots
by Gunnhild Øyehaug, translated by Kari Dickson; read by Heather Wilds
Knots is Gunnhild Øyehaug’s radical collection of short stories that range from the surreal to the oddly mundane, and prod the discomforts of mental, sexual, and familial bonds. Learn More
Wait, Blink
by Gunnhild Øyehaug; read by Heather Wilds
National Book Award Translated Literature Longlist 2018 Kirkus Best of 2018
From award-winning Norwegian writer Gunnhild Øyehaug comes a novel about desire and dreams, women and men, love and what it means to dare to be yourself. Learn More
Collision Theory
by Adrian Todd Zuniga; read by Adrian Todd Zuniga
Collision Theory, Adrian Todd Zuniga's memorably heartfelt and headlong debut novel, unfolds with its own particular velocity. After Thomas was an unexpected witness to a suicide he scrambles to reconcile whether there might have been any way to prevent it. Learn More
Mislaid
Nell Zink; read by Cassandra Campbell
A sharply observed, mordantly funny, and startlingly original debut from an exciting, unconventional new voice, about the making and unmaking of the American family that lays bare all of our assumptions about race and racism, sexuality and desire. Learn More
The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry
Gabrielle Zevin; read by Scott Brick
A LibraryReads Favorite Pick!
With his wife gone, a rare book stolen, and both his bookstore and love of life in serious decline, only something extraordinary could alter the sagging fortunes of A. J. Fikry and Island Books. What he discovers one night among the children’s books, however, could change everything. Learn More
Young Jane Young
by Gabrielle Zevin; read by Karen White
Indie Next List
Washington Post Notable Book
Kirkus Best Book
Young Jane Young is a novel about a world that continues to want to define what women are and what they can, and cannot do. It captures not just the mood of our recent highly charged political season, but is a funny, sympathetic and smart take on the double standards that are alive and well and waiting to trip up ordinary and extraordinary women alike. Learn More
The Hole We're In
by Gabrielle Zevin; read by Mara Wilson
A "sharply funny and sobering . . . portrait of a family in financial free fall" from the New York Times bestselling author of Young Jane Young (People). Learn More
Margarettown
by Gabrielle Zevin; read by Julian Cihi
From the New York Times bestselling author of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow and The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry comes an enchanting story about love in its many forms, and a man's timeless journey into the unknowable territory of the woman he loves. Learn More
The Small Backs of Children
Lidia Yuknavitch; ready by Amanda Dolan
A masterful literary talent explores the treacherous, often violent borders between war and sex, love and art. Learn More
Above Us Only Sky
Michele Young-Stone; read by Cassandra Campbell
A spellbinding story about a family of women separated by oceans, generations and war, but connected by something much greater -- the gift of wings. Prudence Eleanor Vilkas was born with a pair of wings molded to her back. Considered a birth defect, her wings were surgically removed, leaving only the ghost of them behind. Learn More
From From
by Monica Youn; read by Monica Youn
A must-listen collection by Monica Youn, "one of the most consistently innovative poets working today" (NPR). Learn More
Dead-End Memories
by Banana Yoshimoto; translated by Asa Yoneda; read by Kathleen Li
Indie Next List
Japan's internationally celebrated master storyteller returns with five stories of women on their way to healing that vividly portrays the blissful moments and the sorrows that surround us in everyday life. Learn More
The Premonition
by Banana Yoshimoto; read by Kathleen Li
Indie Next List
The internationally beloved author of Kitchen and Dead-End Memories returns with a beautiful and heartfelt story of a young woman haunted by her childhood and the inescapable bitterness that inevitably comes from knowing the truth. Learn More
Moshi Moshi
by Banana Yoshimoto; translated by Asa Yoneda; read by Kathleen Li
In Moshi Moshi, Yoshie's much-loved musician father has died in a suicide pact with an unknown woman. It is only when Yoshie and her mother move to Shimokitazawa that they can finally start to put their painful past behind them. However, despite their attempts to move forward, Yoshie is haunted by nightmares in which her father is looking for the phone he left behind on the day he died, or on which she is trying--unsuccessfully--to call him. Is her dead father trying to communicate a message to her through these dreams? Learn More
The Mountain
by Paul Yoon; read by Tim Campbell
An AudioFile Earphones Award WinnerPublishers Weekly Best Book
From Paul Yoon, the award winning and critically acclaimed author of Once the Shore and Snow Hunters, comes a luminous collection of short stories set throughout the world—from the Hudson Valley to the Russian Far East—across periods of time after World War II. Learn More
The Wisdom of Perversity
Rafael Yglesias; read by Paul Boehmer
Brian and Jeff were best friends when they were young, leading lives of promise in New York City of the late 1960s, until something happened that brought an end to both their childhood and their friendship. Forty years later, when their secret surfaces in a terrible new context, they are forced to reunite by Jeff?s cousin Julie who was also a victim of their childhood trauma. Together they must decide whether to tell all?unbalancing their lives and threatening their future?or continue to hide the truth and allow others to be victimized. Learn More
The Very Long, Very Strange Life of Isaac Dahl
by Bart Yates; read by Paul Bellantoni
Both sweeping and exquisitely intimate, award-winning author Bart Yates blends historical fact and fiction in a surprising, thought-provoking saga spanning twelve significant days across nearly 100 years in the life of a single man, beginning in 1920s Utah. Learn More
Leave Myself Behind
by Bart Yates; read by Graham Halstead
Starting a new life with his legendary psycho-poet mother in a sleepy New England town, seventeen-year-old Noah York uncovers clues to an age-old mystery in the walls of their old Victorian home, while falling in love with the boy next door, a relationship that sends shockwaves throughout the town. Learn More
The Language of Love and Loss
by Bart Yates; read by Curtis Michael Holland
When his difficult mother is diagnosed with ALS, a sharp-witted yet sensitive artist named Noah York reluctantly returns to his New Hampshire hometown—and all the ghosts he left behind. Fans of Andrew Sean Greer, Jonathan Tropper, and Armistead Maupin will adore this outrageously funny, deeply touching, buoyant new novel from the award-winning author of Leave Myself Behind. Learn More
Eleanor and the Cold War
by Ellen Yardley; read by Shiloh James
For fans of Colleen Cambridge, S. K. Golden, Jacqueline Winspear, and Ashley Weaver, a brilliant 1950s Cold War historical mystery debut featuring the former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt's indispensable assistant as an equally resourceful sleuth. Learn More
Eleanor and the South Beach Murder
by Ellen Yardley; read by Shiloh James
F O R T H C O M I N G ! Available February
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The Tensorate Series
by JY Yang; read by Nancy Wu
2018 Hugo Awards Finalist Nebula Award Finalist Lambda Literary Award Finalist
Neon Yang presents the Tensorate Series: Novellas 1-3. Learn More
The Black Tides of Heaven
by J.Y. Yang, read by Nancy Wu
Neon Yang presents Book 1 of the Tensorate series. Learn More
The Red Threads of Fortune
by J.Y. Yang, read by Nancy Wu
Neon Yang presents Book 2 of the Tensorate series. Learn More
The Descent of Monsters
by J.Y. Yang, read by Nancy Wu
Neon Yang continues to redefine the limits of silkpunk fantasy with their Tensorate novellas, which the New York Times lauded as "joyously wild." In this third volume, an investigation into atrocities committed at a classified research facility threaten to expose secrets that the Protectorate will do anything to keep hidden. Learn More
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