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Horror is the one genre I physically cannot handle. Even if I accidentally see five seconds of a horror trailer or look at a creepy book cover a minute too long, I will have nightmares and fear something’s stalking me at night. But that doesn't stop me from loving Halloween. Dressing up, decorating your porch with pumpkins and spiderwebs, black cats, and eating a lot of candy—those are all good things. It's funny how a horror-focused holiday can also be quite cozy, which is much more my speed. If you're a scaredy-cat like me, you can tune into a cozy fantasy listen rich with Halloween vibes. Personally, I'll be playing The House Witch by Delemhach this month.
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A magical listen for spooky season
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If you're looking for a bit more of a thrilling Halloween-y story than a cozy fantasy, Alchemy of Secrets is your kind of listen. Audible Editor Katie says: "Stephanie Garber architects a dazzling adult debut that juxtaposes folklore against the glittering LA skyline...Actress Sutton Foster infuses the story with a bit of her own magic, delivering on the glamour of Old Hollywood that Garber has woven into her myths."
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Alchemised has easily been one of the most-anticipated listens of the year. Adapted from a beloved online work, SenLinYu’s 36-hour epic listen is astounding and moving thousands of fans. Listen to Editor Patty's interview with the author about the dark fantasy's layered magic system and worldbuilding, plus how they access the depth of emotion needed to write such an intense story.
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Whether or not you’re attending New York Comic Con this month, you can follow along by listening to the novels of some of the stellar authors appearing at the annual event. Discover something new or finally jump into one of the big hits!
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A legendary author turns to science fiction
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Ian McEwan, known for works like Atonement and Nutshell, wields a speculative future world and the delicate art of poetry to ask questions about privacy in the internet age with What We Can Know. It makes you think: What are people a hundred years from now going to think about our lives today, with every little detail exposed online? In this exclusive interview, Audible Editor Katie discusses the esteemed British novelist's process and predictions about the future.
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