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Sam Danis

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  • 1 week ago | audible.com | Sam Danis

    Sacrilege is poised to become one of the most terrifying horror stories of the year. The Audible Original follows an African American family vacationing together at a luxury game reserve in Zimbabwe, but a trip meant to help them reconnect instead unearths familial and local trauma—and turns into the stuff of nightmares. Caleb McLaughlin of Stranger Things stars, playing Dashon, the family's teenage son.

  • 1 week ago | audible.com | Sam Danis

    Emilia Hart, the author of Weyward, returned this year with The Sirens, an ambitious new novel ripe with history and magical realism. In this brief interview, she shares her research process, her own family connection to the story, and why mermaids have such deep appeal. Sam Danis: This story, told in multiple timelines, seems like it’s been percolating for a while for you. Can you talk about the genesis of it?

  • 4 weeks ago | audible.com | Sam Danis

    In her new book, the culture critic explores the pitfalls of parenting tech in our hyper-connected world. New York Times culture critic Amanda Hess’s first book examines the digitization of the parenting experience—from pre-conception through birth and beyond—and the “eerie familiarity” it offers.

  • 4 weeks ago | audible.com | Sam Danis

    Daryl Gregory discusses the real road trip that inspired his modern "Canterbury Tales."Daryl Gregory (Spoonbenders) is known for his genre-bending stories, ripe with absurdism and irreverent humor, yet full of heart. His latest, When We Were Real, may just be his most ambitious yet. The novel follows a bus full of tourists on a weeklong journey to see the Impossibles—glitches and anomalies in the digital simulation they live in—who find themselves confronting some very real emotions along the way.

  • 1 month ago | audible.com | Sam Danis

    The author and poet didn’t like the way a classic ballad about rival sisters ended—so she wrote her own. In 2019, Amal El-Mohtar and co-author Max Gladstone made waves with the epistolary sci-fi masterpiece This Is How You Lose the Time War. Six years later, we’re thrilled to finally get a debut novella from Amal. The River Has Rootsflaunts the writer’s gift for lyricism and adds a musical twist.

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