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DIDN'T WE ALMOST HAVE IT ALL

IN DEFENSE OF WHITNEY HOUSTON

This audiobook is for anyone who thinks they know and understand the life and challenges of singer Whitney Houston. Narrator Leon Nixon's impassioned performance as the author and real-life music critic obsessed with Houston will make you cheer. And maybe shed a tear. Nixon gives context to Houston's over-publicized life and career. When he breathes a song lyric or two--as almost a whisper--it makes the work feel so real. The audiobook is as much a love letter to Houston as a biography that gently points out the pitfalls that destroyed her life and career. He notes that Houston's amazing voice was a gift with an expiration date. And when that precious time ended, the rest of her life was spent chasing it.

Pub Date: Feb. 1, 2022

Duration: 9 hrs, 15 mins

DD ISBN: 9798200799794

Publisher: Blackstone Audio

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    STEPHEN SONDHEIM

    ART ISN'T EASY

    An essential listen for Sondheim enthusiasts.

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    For those who know Sondheim best as the lyricist of Broadway giants such as Gypsy and West Side Story, this extremely well-researched, rather concise audiobook will enlighten and inform. Author Okrent’s boundless enthusiasm is clear in his performance as he discusses Sondheim’s personal and professional journey. Sondheim, who passed in 2021, was an intensely private man, but fans of Company, A Little Night MusicSweeney Todd, and more of Sondheim's work will appreciate that Okrent was able to mine previously unexamined archives and other resources.

    An essential listen for Sondheim enthusiasts.

    Pub Date: May 16, 2026

    Duration: 8 hrs, 21 mins

    DD ISBN: 9798228745124

    Publisher: Blackstone Audio

    Review Posted Online: April 28, 2026

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      POETRY SAYS IT BETTER

      POEMS TO HELP YOU WAKE UP

      Listeners will get to know a charming woman, and to share her love for poetry.

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      Oscar winner Ellen Burstyn is not only a marvelous actor, she is also a lover of poetry and a graceful and engaging writer. At 93, her voice is not as strong as it was, but she still knows how to use it to tell a story and interpret a poem. In this anthology she uses a selection of her favorite poems—some familiar, some from skilled but little-known poets—to trace the growth of her poetic taste, her relationship with the art, and her spiritual development. Her readings of Mary Oliver, Rumi, Poe, and more are as good as her comments, meaningful and instructive.

      Listeners will get to know a charming woman, and to share her love for poetry.

      Pub Date: April 28, 2026

      Duration: 5 hrs, 9 mins

      DD ISBN: 9780063387706

      Publisher: Harper Audio

      Review Posted Online: tomorrow

      Kirkus Reviews Issue: July 1, 2026

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