The art of writing is both exciting and intimidating. While you may have a story to tell, knowing how to focus and begin telling that story is hard. Similarly, honing your writing and taking it from a first draft to an engaging narrative, and perhaps even best seller, is a different struggle again. Here we’ve compiled a list of ten audiobooks on writing well. Whether it's your first book, you're writing a memoir, a kids book, fiction or nonfiction, these titles will help you strengthen your skills and set yourself up for success.

Comic books continue to be popular across various forms of media, and certainly don’t appear to be losing any momentum.

From exciting marvel tales to classic DC characters, the world of comic stories is full of life and energy. Whether you’re a first time listener or a die-hard fan, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favourite audiobooks that any comic book fan or cartoonist will love.

A quick search brings up lists of the memoir bestsellers: stories of celebrities, athletes, politicians and the rest. But what about the lesser-known stories? Unknown books? The unsung heroes? These memoirs can be just as - if not more - powerful, often because listeners can relate to them on a more personal level. We’ve compiled 8 of the finest hidden gems books of the memoir genre that tell these underrated but no less powerful real-life stories.

The world around us is continually improving, and technology is constantly evolving. Being on the leading edge of tech can be intimidating. From iOS to Microsoft, JavaScript to PHP, it is easy to get overwhelmed and confused. Despite this, learning a new computer skill has been extremely popular of late, especially throughout the pandemic when listeners found themselves stuck at home and all the more reliant on their tech. Job opportunities are also abundant for those in computer science, so follow along with our beginner friendly top five best audiobooks for learning a new computer skill.

Find the perfect rules to live by in our list of The Witcher quotes about courage, moral, good and evil, and philosophical musings on humanity.

The classic tales of Winnie-the-Pooh and his companions captured hearts in 1926, and continue to bring happiness to kids (and kids at heart) nearly 100 years later. Pooh also holds an extra special place in the hearts of Canadians, who know the real bear which inspired the tales hailed from Winnipeg. That’s how Winnie got his name!

Anything worth achieving is worth working for. Those goals that we reach when we really strive for them, giving it our all, are the most rewarding.

Let that creative spark inside shine bright, and be motivated by the words and wisdom of famous creators that have come before. Art is a deep and passionate expression which can help showcase a wide variety of emotions. From writing to music to painting and design, art channels our inner thoughts and feelings.

George Orwell was a master of his craft. Over his years, he created several novels and nonfiction works which expressed thought-provoking ideas about the future, and offered intriguing societal criticism. His style of dystopian tales were both futuristic and alarmingly believable. His knack for describing future worlds and technologies, many of which have similar realistic applications in modern times, has also helped to make his works timeless classics.