Kat Johnson

The Shakurs, and particularly matriarch Afeni Shakur, were a potent force in shaping Black liberation and the future of hip-hop.

"Fear is a powerful, elemental force that lives in all of us."

From patient memoirs to investigative podcasts, the hunt for a diagnosis involves unusual suspects, diligent detective work, and a singular crime scene—the body.

Told through the lens of four individuals, "When Crack Was King" is a kaleidoscopic history of the diverse impacts of the war on drugs.

Viral essayist Natalie Beach revisits the Caroline Calloway story that broke the internet in her funny new collection.

Dov Fox uncovers the surprising legal, social, and ethical ramifications of the biggest reproductive hoax in history.

Ride to work with the most engaging audiobooks and podcasts for every kind of commute and listening style.

Watch Martin and co-author Adam Gopnik in conversation about “So Many Steves,” an audio tour through the mind and myriad selves of a comedy legend.

With a bananas assemblage of vocal talent, the surreal "Black Cat, White Dog" showcases the author's exhilarating mastery of short fiction.

A Southern belle, a Welsh journalist, and a group of white supremacists walk into a podcast—and a new view of one of America's deadliest crimes comes to light.

The bestselling author’s new poetry collection archives the fleeting moments of joy and wonder that come with raising children—even amid sociological and ecological tumult.

Marisa Crane shares the inspirations behind their acclaimed debut, about a queer mother raising her child in a surveillance state.