 | Fiction, Abridged | | | |  Raveling, by Peter Moore Smith
Narrated by Eric Stoltz
(Time Warner AudioBooks)
I am Pilot James Airie, a diagnosed schizophrenic. James David Airie, a retired pilot, is my father. Hannah MacLeish Airie, a physical therapist, is my mother. Eric Richard Airie, a neurosurgeon, is my older brother. Twenty years ago, Fiona May Airie, my little sister, disappeared. You might say it caused our family to unravel. It would happen to any family. But now I think all the unraveling is finally over, and it's time to try and ravel everything back� | | Nominated Titles | | Dune: House Harkonnen, by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, narrated by Tim Curry
(Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio)
| | | Gap Creek, by Robert Morgan, narrated by Jill Hill
(HighBridge Audio)
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| Mystery, Fiction | | | |  The Naked Detective, by Laurence Shames
Narrated by Ron McLarty
(Recorded Books, LLC)
Meet Pete Amsterdam, the world's most reluctant sleuth and the improbable but totally engaging protagonist of this wry and irresistible novel. Pete is naked in his hot tub when trouble arrives in the form of the inevitable blonde, who is not quite what she seems. It's useless to explain to her that he's not a real detective梩hat in fact, he got his P.I. license strictly as a tax dodge. She's got troubles of her own梑ig troubles that the sheltered Pete couldn抰 possibly know anything about. So why does the unwilling gumshoe allow himself to become involved with the likes of local bully Lefty Ortega, his nympho daughter, and the sleazeball who controls the island's gambling boats? And why does he feel that his life is being taken over by the demands and traditions of the detective story? Find out in these hilarious pages, where the hard-boiled flirts with the postmodern, and we discover that maybe all of us could be heroes梕ven if mostly in spite of ourselves. | | Nominated Titles | | Hugger Mugger, by Robert B. Parker, narrated by Joe Mantegna
(Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio)
| | | Moment of Truth, by Lisa Scottoline, narrated by Barbara Rosenblat
(Recorded Books, LLC)
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| Humor | | | |  Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, by Helen Fielding
Narrated by Tracie Bennett
(Random House Audio)
The Wilderness Years are over...but not for long. After hiccupping off into the sunset with man-of-her-dreams Mark Darcy, Bridget Jones discovers what it is like to have the man of your dreams actually in your flat梬hen he hasn't done the washing-up, not just the whole of this week, but ever. Lurching through a morass of self-help-book theories and mad advice from Jude and Shazzer, struggling with a boyfriend-stealing ex-friend with thighs like a baby giraffe, an eight-foot hole in the living-room wall, a mother obsessed with boiled-egg peelers, and a builder obsessed with large reservoir fish, Bridget is back, embarking on a spiritual epiphany. | | Nominated Titles | | Me Talk Pretty One Day, by David Sedaris, narrated by David Sedaris
(Time Warner AudioBooks)
| | | Pretty Good Joke Tape, by Garrison Keillor, narrated by Garrison Keillor, Roy Blount, Jr., and Paula Poundstone
(HighBridge Audio) |
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| Children's Titles For Ages 0-7 | | | |  Ouch!, by Natalie Babbitt
Narrated by Martin Jarvis
(Live Oak Media)
When Marco was born, he was nobody special梑ut he had a birthmark shaped like a crown, a sign that he would one day marry a princess. When the king heard that, he did everything he could to get rid of Marco, even sending him down to Hell to pluck three hairs from the devil抯 head. But thanks to the Devil's grandmother, as good an old girl as grandmothers everywhere, it all comes right in the end. | | Nominated Titles | | Charlie Parker Played Be-Bop, by Chris Raschka, narrated by Richard Allen
(Live Oak Media)
| | | The Polar Express, by Chris Van Allsburg, narrated by Liam Neeson
(Houghton Mifflin)
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| Children's Titles For Ages 8+ | | | |  The Subtle Knife, by Philip Pullman
Narrated by Full Cast Dramatization
(Random House Audio)
The universe has broken wide, and Lyra's friend lies dead. Desperate for answers and set on revenge, Lyra bursts into a new world in pursuit of his killer. Instead, she finds Will, just twelve years old and already a murderer himself. He's on a quest as fierce as Lyra's, and together they strike out into this sunlit otherworld, in search of Will抯 father梐 lost explorer梐nd a magical knife. As the boundaries between worlds begin to dissolve, Will and Lyra encounter soul-sucking specters, angels and witches with secret purposes, and a modern-day dark-matter researcher who is on the trail of discovering the true nature of the mysterious Dust. But with every step, the young heroes are moving closer to the greatest threat of all梐nd the shattering truth of their own destiny. This stunning sequel to The Golden Compass continues Pullman抯 daring His Dark Materials trilogy and confirms it as an undoubted classic. | | Nominated Titles | | Bud, Not Buddy, by Christopher Paul Curtis, narrated by James Avery
(Random House Audio)
| | | Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire, by J.K. Rowling, narrated by Jim Dale
(Listening Library/Random House)
| Classic, Fiction | | | |  Short Stories of William Somerset Maugham, Vol. 1, by W. Somerset Maugham
Narrated by Charlton Griffin
(Audio Connoisseur)
Enhanced with music and sound effects, here are six masterful short stories by William Somerset Maugham. Tragedy lurks in 揟he Outstation� as two men of diverse classes are locked in bitter enmity together in a remote British colonial outpost. 揂ppearance & Reality� is an amusing story of a wealthy Frenchman who is quite proud of his new mistress卽ntil he discovers there is a catch to the relationship. Friendships strain to breaking as 揟he Three Fat Women of Antibes� attempt to maintain dietary discipline in the face of an unexpected challenge. A gadfly 揗r. Know-All� makes a nuisance of himself on the boat, yet displays the ultimate in self-control and sacrifice when the situation demands it. 揊rench Joe� offers the powerful confessions of a dying expatriate Frenchman whose amazing adventures in life seem to count for nothing. And 揗asterson� is the poignant story of a colonial in Southeast Asia who develops an ardent attachment to a local native woman. | | Nominated Titles | | Invisible Man, by Ralph Ellison, narrated by Peter Francis James
(Recorded Books, LLC)
| | | Their Eyes Were Watching God, by Zora Neale Hurston, narrated by Ruby Dee
(Harper Audio)
| Solo Narration - Male | | | |  Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, by J.K. Rowling
Narrated by Jim Dale
(Random House Audio)
Here is the pivotal fourth book in the seven-part tale of Harry Potter抯 training as a wizard and his coming of age. Harry wants to get away from the pernicious Dursleys and go to the International Quidditch Cup with Hermoine, Ron, and the Weasleys. He wants to dream about Cho Chang, his crush (and maybe do more than dream). He wants to find out about the mysterious event that's supposed to take place at Hogwarts this year, an event involving two other rival schools of magic, and a competition that hasn抰 happened for a hundred years. He wants to be a normal, fourteen-year-old wizard. Unfortunately for Harry Potter, he抯 not normal梕ven by wizarding standards. And in his case, different can be deadly. | | Nominated Titles | | Boone's Lick, by Larry McMurtry, narrated by Will Patton
(Simon & Schuster Audio)
| | | Code to Zero, by Ken Follett, narrated by George Guidall
(Recorded Books, LLC) |
| Solo Narration - Female | | | |  Their Eyes Were Watching God, by Zora Neale Hurston
Narrated by Ruby Dee
(Harper Audio)
A seminal novel in American fiction, Their Eyes Were Watching God is the luminous and haunting story of Janie Crawford, a Southern Black woman in the 1930s, whose journey from a free-spirited girl to a woman of independence and substance has inspired writers and readers for close to 70 years. Rooted in Black folk traditions and steeped in mythic realism, this poetic, graceful love story boldly and brilliantly celebrates African-American culture and heritage. And its powerful, mesmerizing narrative pays quiet tribute to a Black woman who, though constricted by the times, still demanded to be heard. | | Nominated Titles | | The Blind Assassin, by Margaret Atwood, narrated by Margot Dionne
(Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio)
| | | Winter Solstice, by Rosamunde Pilcher, narrated by Lynn Redgrave
(Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio) |
| Multi-Voiced Narration | | | |  Pay It Forward, by Catherine Ryan Hyde
Narrated by Debra Monk et al.
(Simon & Schuster Audio)
This poignant novel of a young boy's unfailing belief in an individual's power to change the world is a down-to-earth look at the virtue of innocence and of faith梟ot in a deity, but in humankind. It all started with the social studies teacher's extra-credit assignment: come up with a plan to change the world for the better, and do it. Twelve-year-old Trevor McKinney began by doing something good for three people. But instead of paying him back, he asked them to "pay it forward" by doing a favor for three more people, who in turn would help three others, and so on, each act a link in a chain of human kindness. And no one梟ot his teacher, his mom, or anyone in his small California town梒ould ever have dreamed of how far Trevor's plan would go.... | | Nominated Titles | | Complete Shakespeare Sonnets, by William Shakespeare, narrated by Kathleen Turner, Patrick Stewart, Al Pacino, Lindsay Crouse, Eli Wallach, et al.
(Airplay)
| | | Ten by Maugham, by W. Somerset Maugham, narrated by British cast
(KCRW)
| Multi-Voiced Presentation | | | |  Cakewalk, by Peter Feibleman
Narrated by Elaine Stritch and Bruce Davison
(L.A. Theatre Works)
Cakewalk chronicles the tumultuous love affair of playwright Lillian Hellman, a legendary novelist and playwright, and Peter Feibleman, a man 25 years her junior. Spanning more than two decades, the play tells a story timed to the rhythms of the human heart, as the relationship ricochets between tenderness and rage, humor and woe, sex and death. Dramatized by two of Broadway's best actors and accompanied by an original score by Carly Simon, Cakewalk crackles with wit and passion. | | Nominated Titles | | The Subtle Knife, by Philip Pullman, narrated by Full Cast Dramatization
(Random House Audio)
| | | Too Dead To Swing, by Hal Glatzer, narrated by full cast
(Audio-Playwrights)
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| Theatrical Performance | | | |  Agnes of God, by John Pielmeier
Narrated by Barbara Bain, Emily Bergl, and Harriet Harris
(L.A. Theatre Works)
L.A. Theatre Works brings distinguished actors together with the world's finest dramatic literature to create superb audio recordings of contemporary and classic plays. In this contemporary murder mystery set within the confines of a convent, Agnes is a devout young nun accused of infanticide. As a psychiatrist梙erself a lapsed Catholic梐nd the Mother Superior struggle over Agnes� fate, the play plunges into the mystery of faith and the consequence of truth. | | Nominated Titles | | Neat, by Charlayne Woodard, narrated by Charlayne Woodard
(L.A. Theatre Works)
| | | Table Manners, by Alan Ayckbourn, narrated by Rosalind Ayres, Ken Danziger, Martin Jarvis, Jane Leeves, Christopher Neame, and Carolyn Seymour
(L.A. Theatre Works)
| Non-fiction, Unabridged | | | |  The Measure of a Man, by Sidney Poitier
Narrated by Sidney Poitier
(Harper Audio)
In this luminous memoir, a true American icon looks back on his life and historic career and explores the elements of character and personal values that have informed this work. Crediting his parents for equipping him with the unflinching sense of right and wrong and of self-worth that he has never surrendered, Sydney Poitier was uncompromising as he pursued a personal and public life that would honor this invaluable legacy, breaking racial barrier after racial barrier to launch a pioneering acting career. Committed to the notion that one抯 livelihood articulates who one is, Poitier chose to play only characters who said something positive, useful, and lasting about the human condition. Now, as he introspectively takes his own measure梐s a man, a husband, a father, and an actor桺oitier explores the nature of sacrifice and commitment, pride and humility, rage and forgiveness, and paying the price for artistic integrity. | | Nominated Titles | | On Writing, by Stephen King, narrated by Stephen King
(Simon & Schuster Audio)
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| Non-Fiction, Abridged | | | |  The Times of My Life and My Life with the Times, by Max Frankel
Narrated by Max Frankel
(Airplay)
In this vivid and unforgettable memoir, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Max Frankel chronicles his extraordinary life and times within the context of the news stories that defined the era. A quintessentially American story, The Times of My Life traces Frankel's riveting personal relationship with history: his harrowing escape from Nazi Germany, his life as an immigrant on the streets of New York, and his extraordinary half-century-long career at The New York Times. Guiding us through Hitler's Berlin, Khrushchev's Moscow, Castro's Havana, and the Washington of Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon, Frankel interweaves his personal and professional lives with the greatest stories of the era, from Sputnik to the Pentagon Papers to the collapse of the Berlin Wall, and recounts his fascinating encounters with the history-makers who shaped their times梐nd ours. | | Nominated Titles | | Flags of Our Fathers, by James Bradley, narrated by Barry Bostwick
(Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio)
| | | From This Day Forward, by Cokie & Steve Roberts, narrated by Cokie & Steve Roberts
(Brilliance Audio)
| Business Information | | | |  Rich Dad, Poor Dad, by Robert T. Kiyosaki and Sharon L. Lechter, C.P.A.
Narrated by Steve Hoye, with introduction by Robert T. Kiyosaki
(Time Warner AudioBooks)
Robert Kiyosaki learned about money from two 揹ads.� One dad, a Ph.D. and superintendent of education, never had enough money at the end of the month and died broke. His other dad dropped out of school at age 13 and went on to become one of the wealthiest men in Hawaii. What he learned was that 搕he poor and the middle class work for money,� but 搕he rich have money work for them.� Exploding the myth that you need to earn a high income to become rich, Rich Dad, Poor Dad shows how you can escape the rat race by adopting the market savvy and the attitude toward risk that separates the rich from the poor. | | Nominated Titles | | The Invisible Touch, by Harry Beckwith, narrated by Jim Ward
(Time Warner AudioBooks)
| | | Irrational Exuberance, by Robert J. Shiller, narrated by Robert J. Shiller
(Random House Audible)
| Educational and Training | | | |  Patton on Leadership, by Alan Axelrod
Narrated by Bruce Winant
(Simon & Schuster Audio)
As commander of the Third Army, General George S. Patton, Jr.'s wartime success inspired the remarkable performance of his troops and the grudging admiration of his enemies. Patton was a courageous warrior, a gifted strategist, an inspiring communicator, a masterful motivator, and, most importantly, a brilliant leader. Patton on Leadershipdistills Patton's brilliance into 185 essential lessons every leader must know to win in today's merciless corporate wars. Illustrated by Patton抯 decisive moves and distinctive style and illuminated by actual statements the general made, executives and managers will learn how to develop and project a leadership image, communicate effectively across large organizations, establish clear priorities, build a winning team, mentor future leaders, resolve conflict, sustain optimum performance against all obstacles, and instill the kind of loyalty that inspires consistent outstanding achievement. | | Nominated Titles | | 101 Secrets of Highly Effective Speakers, by Caryl Rae Krannich, Ph.D., narrated by Beth McDonald
(Listen & Live Audio, Inc.)
| | | Rush Hour Spanish, by Howard Beckerman, narrated by Howard Beckerman
(Berlitz Publishing Company)
| Inspirational/Spiritual | | | |  It's Not About the Bike, by Lance Armstrong, with Sally Jenkins
Narrated by Oliver Wyman
(HighBridge Audio)
Lance Armstrong is one of the most talked about梐nd inspirational梥ports figures of all time. A champion cyclist, he was stricken with cancer in his twenties and given little chance of survival. But Armstrong beat all the odds and predictions by not only beating the cancer, but going on to win the Tour de France. Now, after his record-shattering string of Tour de France victories, some are proclaiming him the greatest athlete of all time. In this book, he shares his journey through triumph, tragedy, transformation, and transcendence. Armstrong抯 remarkable story demonstrates how adversity, if it doesn抰 knock you down, can actually help bring out the best in you and in your life. | | Nominated Titles | | How to Know God, by Deepak Chopra, narrated by Deepak Chopra
(Random House Audio)
| | | Like Gold Refined, by Janette Oke, narrated by Alexandra O'Karma
(Recorded Books, LLC)
| Personal Development (Self Help) | | | |  The Protein Power Lifeplan, by Michael Eades
Narrated by Michael Eades
(Time Warner AudioBooks)
The authors who turned the food pyramid upside down in their provocative bestseller Protein Power are back with more practical information on how a protein-rich diet梟ot the low-fat, carbohydrate-loaded one recommended by most dieticians梒an help reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, auto-immune disorder, and more. Our bodies were designed by nature to metabolize and thrive on protein and fat, and simply weren't built to handle today's typical diet of carbohydrates and processed foods, which appeared relatively late in human history. The new Protein Power LifePlan gives you a blueprint for not only losing weight and feeling fit, but for restoring your body's innate systematic approach to good health. Find out about the benefits of natural sunlight, the dangers of excess iron storage, important information on supplements, meal plans, recipes, and more. | | Nominated Titles | | Life Makeovers, by Cheryl Richardson, narrated by Cheryl Richardson
(Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio)
| | | Relationship Rescue, by Dr. Phil McGraw, narrated by Dr. Phil McGraw
(Simon & Schuster Audio)
| Solo Narration - Author or Authors | | | | The Measure of a Man, by Sidney Poitier
Narrated by Sidney Poitier
(Harper Audio)
In this luminous memoir, a true American icon looks back on his life and historic career and explores the elements of character and personal values that have informed this work. Crediting his parents for equipping him with the unflinching sense of right and wrong and of self-worth that he has never surrendered, Sydney Poitier was uncompromising as he pursued a personal and public life that would honor this invaluable legacy, breaking racial barrier after racial barrier to launch a pioneering acting career. Committed to the notion that one抯 livelihood articulates who one is, Poitier chose to play only characters who said something positive, useful, and lasting about the human condition. Now, as he introspectively takes his own measure梐s a man, a husband, a father, and an actor桺oitier explores the nature of sacrifice and commitment, pride and humility, rage and forgiveness, and paying the price for artistic integrity. | | Nominated Titles | | From This Day Forward, by Cokie & Steve Roberts, narrated by Cokie & Steve Roberts
(Brilliance Audio)
| | | John Glenn: A Memoir, by John Glenn, narrated by John Glenn
(Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio)
| Achievement and Innovation in Production | | | |  Too Dead To Swing, by Hal Glatzer
Narrated by full cast
(Audio-Playwrights)
It's 1940, and musician Katy Green finds out how tough the road can be when she joins the Ultra Belles, a female swing band on tour in California. From the moment the band kicks off the set, you're caught in the rhythm of the music卆nd murder on the move. Susan Egan heads a Broadway cast in this thrilling vintage mystery with swing songs performed by Ann Hampton Callaway. Based on the novel by Hannah Dobryn. | | Nominated Titles | | The Subtle Knife, by Philip Pullman, narrated by Full Cast Dramatization
(Listening Library/Random House)
| | | The Wind Boy, by Ethel Cook Eliot, narrated by Lorri Holt
(Chinaberry, Inc.)
| Package Design | | | |  The Polar Express, by Chris Van Allsburg
Narrated by Liam Neeson
(Houghton Mifflin)
The universe has broken wide, and Lyra's friend lies dead. Desperate for answers and set on revenge, Lyra bursts into a new world in pursuit of his killer. Instead, she finds Will, just twelve years old and already a murderer himself. He's on a quest as fierce as Lyra's, and together they strike out into this sunlit otherworld, in search of Will抯 father梐 lost explorer梐nd a magical knife. As the boundaries between worlds begin to dissolve, Will and Lyra encounter soul-sucking specters, angels and witches with secret purposes, and a modern-day dark-matter researcher who is on the trail of discovering the true nature of the mysterious Dust. But with every step, the young heroes are moving closer to the greatest threat of all梐nd the shattering truth of their own destiny. This stunning sequel to The Golden Compass continues Pullman抯 daring His Dark Materials trilogy and confirms it as an undoubted classic. | | Nominated Titles | | Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire, by J.K. Rowling, narrated by Jim Dale
(Listening Library/Random House)
| | | Um Hmm - A Feast of African American Stories, by Ysaye M. Barnwell, narrated by Ysaye M. Barnwell
(Sounds True & Windhorse Productions)
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| Audiobook Adapted from Another Medium | | | |  Lost & Found Sound, by Kitchen Sisters
Narrated by Kitchen Sisters
(HighBridge Audio)
Imagine a series of richly layered stories that trace the soundtrack of the 20th century. Originally launched in 1999 on NPR抯 All Things Considered, Lost & Found Sound chronicles, reflects, and celebrates the human experience in rare recordings submitted by listeners. Evocative, haunting, eclectic, these "sonic snapshots" include home recordings and historic broadcasts, endangered sounds, vanishing voices, the loss and the merging of languages梪nusual archival audio artifacts that reveal a sense of place and mark the passage of time. Blending the historic with the everyday, the monumental with the personal, they chronicle people possessed by sound who shaped the sonic landscape of the nation. | | Nominated Titles | | 60 Greatest Old-Time Radio Christmas Shows, narrated by various artists
(Media Bay, Inc., a Radio Spirits, Inc. Subsidiary)
| | | Pretty Good Joke Tape, by Garrison Keillor, narrated by Garrison Keillor, Roy Blount, Jr., and Paula Poundstone
(HighBridge Audio)
| Original Work | | | |  The History of Theatre, by David Timson
Narrated by Derek Jacobi and cast
(Naxos AudioBooks, Ltd.)
This bold undertaking covers Western theatre from ancient Greece to the present day. It traces the development of dramatic art through the miracle plays, the great Shakespearean period, Moli閞e and Racine in France, Goethe in Germany, through the nineteenth century and the main movements in the twentieth century. It is illustrated by numerous examples of differing styles, with some historical recordings as well and excerpts from nearly fifty plays梐 fascinating journey. It is written by British actor and director David Timson, who features extensively on Naxos AudioBooks in both roles. | | Nominated Titles | | Story Telling of Ferde GrofT, by Ferde GrofT, narrated by Ferde GrofT
(Stereo High Adventures)
| | | The Memory of Running, by Ron McLarty, narrated by Ron McLarty
(Recorded Books, LLC)
| Poetry | | | |  Our Souls Have Grown Deep Like the Rivers, by Anthology
Narrated by Langston Hughes, Gwendolyn Brooks, Maya Angelou, Amiri Baraka, and others
(Rhino)
This one-of-a-kind CD set gathers over 70 poems written and performed by the best and the brightest African-American poets of the 20th century. The featured works present the important writers and the great historic movements in black literature and culture from the Harlem Renaissance to hip-hop, from W.E.B DuBois and Maya Angelou to Gil Scott-Heron and Public Enemy. Most of the readings are previously unreleased, and several were recorded by the original authors specifically for this collection. | | Nominated Titles | | Complete Shakespeare Sonnets, by William Shakespeare, narrated by Kathleen Turner, Patrick Stewart, Al Pacino, Lindsay Crouse, Eli Wallach, et al.
(Airplay)
| | | The Voice of the Poet: Robert Lowell, by Robert Lowell, narrated by Robert Lowell
(Random House Audio)
| Short Stories/Essays/Collections | | | |  Ten by Maugham, by W. Somerset Maugham
Narrated by British cast
(KCRW)
It has been said that there is a finish, a neatness, an air of accomplishment about every work of Somerset Maugham抯 which ensures a certain quality of pleasure. Maugham抯 irony and cool detachment make him an acknowledged master of the short story. He had a wry perception of human weakness and a unique talent for evoking a sense of time and place; an acute and often sardonic observation of human foibles and a particular genius for exposing the bitter realities of human relationships. Maugham creates concise dramas played out by unforgettable characters, all of which make for compelling listening. Now, KCRW presentsTen by Maugham, a ten-hour series of Maugham抯 unsurpassed short stories. Rosalind Ayres directs a cast of highly accomplished British actors as they perform such gems as 揟he Three Fat Women of Antibes,� 揟he Consul,� 揟he Point of Honor,� 揟he Alien Corn,� 揂 Casual Affair,� and 揟he Ant and the Grasshopper.� | | Nominated Titles | | High: Stories of Survival, by Clint Willis, narrated by Eric Conger, George Guidall, Simon Prebble, Alan Sklar
(Listen & Live Audio, Inc.)
| | | Me Talk Pretty One Day, by David Sedaris, narrated by David Sedaris
(Time Warner AudioBooks)
| Audio, Licensed or Distributed | | | |  Typhoon, by Joseph Conrad
Narrated by Roger Allam
(The Audio Partners Publishing Corp.)
Calm, stoic captain Mac Whirr has just been given command of a new steamship, the Nan-Shan. He and his crew are transporting Asian workers across the China Sea when a sudden drop in atmospheric pressure alerts Mac Whirr of, "some uncommonly dirty weather knocking about." With little more warning, the Nan-Shan and its crew are plunged into battle with a storm of terrifying proportions. | | Nominated Titles | | Beowulf, by Seamus Heaney, narrated by Seamus Heaney
(HighBridge Audio)
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Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates, by Tom Robbins 
