The Audie Awards recognizes distinction in audiobooks and spoken word entertainment and is sponsored by the Audio Publishers Association. This event has been ongoing for over 20 years and is a very good indication on what is selling. There are few resources that track audiobook sales and what constitutes the best of the bunch. The big winners this year was MANDELA: AN AUDIO HISTORY that won Audiobook of the Year and Best Original Work. Neil Gaimon also won three awards, cementing himself as one of the most successful audiobook adopters. If you want to get a sense of the most popular audiobooks of 2014, the comprehensive winners list below should satiate you. Audio Drama THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLESAudiobook of the Year/Original Work MANDELA: AN AUDIO HISTORYAutobiography/Memoir/Narration by the Author or Authors NOT MY FATHER’S SONBusiness/Educational A MORE BEAUTIFUL QUESTIONChildren’s Titles – Ages 8-12/DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT IN PRODUCTION/Multi-Voiced Performance THE GRAVEYARD BOOKChildren’s Titles – Ages Up to 8 H.O.R.S.E.Classic THE NEW YORK STORIESErotica ALPHAFantasy WORDS OF RADIANCEFiction ALL THE LIGHT WE CANNOT SEEHistory/Biography THE BULLY PULPITHumor YES PLEASELiterary Fiction EUPHORIAMystery THE SILKWORMNon-Fiction FURIOUS COOLParanormal THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTSInspirational/Faith-Based Fiction THE AUSCHWITZ ESCAPEInspirational/Faith-Based Non-Fiction BEFORE AMENJudges Award: Science & Technology THE SECOND MACHINE AGEPackage Design THE LIGHT AT THE ENDPersonal Development WHAT I KNOW FOR SURERomance THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTYScience Fiction THE MARTIANSolo Narration – Female YELLOW CROCUSSolo Narration – Male THE HERO’S GUIDE TO BEING AN OUTLAWTeens EGG & SPOONThriller/Suspense THOSE WHO WISH ME DEADThe Best Audiobooks of 2014 – The Audie Awards is a post from: Good e-Reader |
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Monday, June 1, 2015
The Best Audiobooks of 2014 – The Audie Awards
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