Nonfiction

The author of "Waste Wars" wastes no time when it comes to exposing the dirty little secrets of the international trash trade, finding hope beneath it all.

In honor of the illustrious publication's centennial, we've gathered great works by the magazine's writers, including fiction, poetry, memoirs, deep-dive investigations, and more.

16 new releases you can't miss—from nonfiction to fantasy to romance. Check out our most anticipated listens of the month.

In “The Sirens’ Call,” the MSNBC host shows how our attention is being extracted against our will—and what we can do about it.

14 new releases you can't miss—from fiction to thrillers to fantasy. Check out our most anticipated listens of the month.

For those thinking about stopping or reducing their alcohol intake, the right audiobook—from candid recovery memoirs to tactical how-tos—can be a surprisingly powerful tool.

12 new releases you can't miss—from mysteries to memoirs to rom-coms. Check out our most anticipated listens of the month.

The true stories that illuminated this year’s listening included masterstrokes from journalists, historians, a poet, a doctor, an ex-Guantánamo detainee, and a late Russian icon.

The renowned author and journalist’s new book of essays, “The Message,” is a travelogue about global struggle and a lesson for his students on the art of writing.

11 new releases you can't miss—from mysteries to nonfiction to fantasy. Check out our most anticipated listens of the month.

Exploring the generations-long fight for justice, writer and activist Rebecca Nagle’s powerful reporting provides both the historical and contemporary legal context surrounding Tribal sovereignty and territory in the United States.

In her debut work of nonfiction, Carrie Lowry Schuettpelz gives listeners a groundbreaking and personal exploration of Tribal enrollment policies, and what it means to be Native American in the United States.