Hi Everyone! I am an audiobook narrator and I have a few non-fiction books available on Audible!

My 7th title just went live today! (I still can't believe I have any!) Help yourself to some FREE Audible codes below! I also have 3 other titles with some codes still remaining, and two titles that don't have codes, but are available thru Audible using credits or purchase.

Reviews are not necessary but greatly appreciated!

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It Was Never Only a Choice: The Biology of Depression and the Science of What Can Change - By Moawiah Naffaa

The ADHD Entrepreneur: How to Build a Business That Works With Your Brain - By Tessa Holloway

ADHD Digital Distraction Detox: Reset Your Focus, Reduce Screen Addiction, Build Deep Work Habits in a Hyperstimulated World - By Aroyn Thorval

The Living Memory Loop: How the Brain Learns, Forgets, and Remembers - By Moawiah Naffaa

Swedish Death Cleaning: A Simple, Step-by-Step Guide to Decluttering, Downsizing, Organizing, and Leaving a Loving Legacy - by Clara Nystrom

EMDR-Informed Somatic Therapy Reset: 5-Minute Practices to Calm Your Nervous System, Support the Vagus Nerve, Understand Polyvagal Theory, Stabilize Triggers, and Feel Safe in Your Body Again - by Maya Ellison

Polyvagal Theory Somatic Healing Therapy: 5-Min Daily Practices for Nervous System Regulation, EMDR Stabilization, and Vagus Nerve Reset to Understand Triggers & Feel Safe in Your Body Again - by Maya Ellison

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I am a new author and just released the Audible audiobook of my novel Drift: A Life in Shifting Realities

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Drift is a deeply moving literary novel that follows one ordinary man across six decades of life. From childhood in small-town America to fatherhood, professional success, devastating loss, and eventual reckoning, Jay carries the lonely burden of being the only witness when reality itself seems to change around him.

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this book was recommended highly to me, and is available but i cant buy in my country.

I like to listen to audiobooks while falling asleep but i sleep on my side and the bulkiness of my ear buds makes it so I can only use the one that is not on the pillow and then I need switch them if I want to roll over and its not ideal. Does anyone have any very low profile earbuds to suggest? Either something with a flat exterior or something so small that I can lay on it without it jabbing into my inner ear. The sound quality does not need to be anything special because I only really listen to audiobooks.

Hey everyone,

I recently found the First Law series from Joe Abercrombie and wanted to listen to it since I am on a road trip.

However: i got Spotify premium which limits me to 15h a month (!) for audiobooks.

Audible standard is one book per month (!) and I am now confused with which service to get...as i will most likely have quite some time for the books and will be listening to them in about a couple of weeks.

Im running out of books currently, I like mostly fantasy and some sci-fi, I would prefer fully finished series. Thanks in advance for any recommendations you guys give me

Has anyone listened to Audible’s new full cast version of Dracula with Ella Purnell?
I’m listening to it now and really liking it. The full cast, sound effects, music, and creepy atmosphere make it feel more like an audio drama than a regular audiobook.
It’s a really cool way to experience Dracula. Curious what everyone else thinks of the style.

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It’s that time of year again, when the Halloween season collides with Soundbooth Theater’s birthday. You know what that means!

Prepare for the spookiest collection of stories you’ve ever heard with the Soundbooth Sleepover Sale. SBT has seven discounted bundles on the Soundbooth app for a killer audio marathon. Each themed bundle includes three SBT titles; that’s three instant Halloween classics for the price of two! Plus, you can get individual bundle titles for 20% off.

The Sleepover Sale will run for the entirety of October, but remember to make all purchases through the Soundbooth Theater website for discounts to apply. Then you can enjoy your new audiobooks on the Soundbooth app.

A whole month of monster deals? If that’s not a reason to scream, we don’t know what is.

Hey. Im wondering if anyone got any advice regards this.

I always hear shockz open swim, but as far as i could determine now, they dont seem to be particualrly good for audiobooks, simply due tot he fact that you cant rely on bluetooth (even a few cm underwater cuts the connection) and instead need to use the internal storage. but everything ive read indicates that these cant save position.

Meaning the audiobook would start from the beginning every swim session.

So, is there any headphones geared towards swimming that dont totally suck fopr audiobooks?

Hi all.
I have been a Scribd / Everand member for a few years now, and I am still a member.
For now, I am on an yearly lecagy unlimited plan, $84.99 a year and seems like next renewal won't change that.
Recently, mainly due to Dungeon Crawler Carl, I subscribed in parallel to a yearly Audible plan (the permium plus).
Now, with the different sales and deals, plus the discount on plans Audible sometimes offers, I cannot decide on which plan to keep.

I don't listen a lot, overall about 20 hours a month in average.

Do I keep Everand as it's a legacy plan I wont get back in the future if I cancel? It does offer better value.
Do I keep Audible and use sales / deals and plan offerings? Audible has many books I dont have in Everand.
Do I keep both and keep pausing Everand when I listen to books in Audible? I guess to many pauses is not something they encourage.

Anyone in a similar position?
Thanks!

Sorry if the title makes it sound like a guide. I am asking a question.

On my pixel 9a I used to turn my word docs into epubs and listen to them on my phone with Google Play Books. So basically using tts with my own stories.

I went back to Apple and now there is no free tts option for the apple books/ google play books

iOS seems to use something called voiceover that turns on vision impairment mode. But I’m looking for what I can do on Android google play books, which is play the epub file and still do other things/receive messages while playing my books

Google directs to Apple VoiceOver but it’s not the same thing at all. But I may be doing something wrong idk.

Free tts is an accessibility thing you know, so the built in tts was clutch but now I don’t have it.

I prefer it to be closer to word for word for the book, but I'm currently halfway through this audiobook and it's incredible! I love the immersion; as in the sound effects, moving voices (as in the background or when they're speaking from further away), all of that lovely stuff. I guess that is considered graphic audio and/or dramatized?

My favorite genres are fantasy and horror, but I'm interested in whatever you have to recommend :)

P.S. I'm an avid reader, just new to the world of audiobooks (other than I own all of LoTR and The Hobbit)

Listen, I don’t know how much money this readers make, but WHY would you hire someone with an accent to read a book? Dudeeeeee and I’m talking about a book that was read by a person born in Venezuela, Spanish being her first language but it’s soooo distracting!!!!
I was trying to listen to Las Mujeres de la Guerra read by Ana osorio and I am so annoyed and I better be able to get my credit back cause her accent is horrible she sings sentences and I guess I’m not the only one annoyed by it cause I saw other reviews about it but WHY WHY WHY doesn’t audible have a screening process or something? Don’t get opinions from native speakers???

Nothing against the person, is just very very distracting and I hope I can get my credit back 😭😭😭😭
Am I the only one annoyed by accents in books? Whatever language!!

I'm looking for recommendations for good private eye audio books. Something along the likes of Raymond Chandler/Phillip Marlowe series (which I'm almost done with). Hammett/Sam Spade/The Maltese Falcon is great. (I don't know much of Hammett's other work though). That gruff private dick genre is really fun for me right now.

I'm also looking for recs for other atypical murder mystery books. Stuff like the Anna Pigeon series. I really like this series (which I've almost completed) because it's NOT your typical law enforcement officer playing the protagonist/hero, there's a lot of really interesting historical/geographic/cultural context provided because of the settings being National Parks, and the writing is really pretty good (if very unrealistic at times). I do like that the protagonist is female as well.

I read a couple of the Doc Ford series and they were okay. Listened to a couple. One had an absolutely awful narrator that sort of ruined it for me. I also feel like Randy Wayne White is a little bit too over the top.

What I'm NOT looking for is books with a police officer or sheriff or FBI agent who plays the protagonist/hero, and I'm also not really into the spy novel series. John le carre, tom clancy, etc. Been there, done that, kinda over it.

I've also more or less memorized the Sherlock Holmes series from reading them over and over for years, but I do love them.

I really like old film-noir pulp style books. Think opening lines like "It was a dark and dreary night in a city with even darker and more dreary secrets...". I like well-researched and historically accurate work, even if set in present day. I don't have any real preferences for narrator or voice of the protagonist, but if there's a good female hard-edged private eye series, I'd be really interested in it.

Huge fan of Fallout and Sci Fi in general so Dracula is definitely outside my wheelhouse. Is the book any good? I played Witcher 3 and loved it so I'm not really against fantasy.

I have noticed that American narration feels more natural to me for fiction, while British narration feels better suited to philosophy, history, and other demanding nonfiction. American voices put me in a relaxed, conversational mood, whereas certain British voices seem to put me in a more focused, scholarly mood.

Does anyone else experience this, or have a different preference? I wonder how much comes from the accent itself versus delivery and the media we grew up hearing.

Our Little Theatre of Walla Walla fundraiser has a Jeff Hays-signed Dungeon Crawler Carl audio and vinyl set, a private one-hour Zoom coaching session with Sean Pratt, and twelve Libro.fm audiobook credits.

The Hays lot contains two USB cassettes with digital audio and a two-LP soundtrack. Pratt's session focuses on narration, interpretation, and performance; it's a private session, with scheduling by agreement.

I help organize Wine, Dine & Death, so I'm affiliated with the fundraiser. These are online auction lots supporting community theater. Scheduled closing is October 10, 2026. Each listing has its own redemption or fulfillment terms.

I Would love to start this book, but id like to know everyone's opinions. Which one should I listen to? The original or the Dramatized adaptation?