Audiobooks are one of the fastest-growing formats in 2025, offering authors new ways to connect with readers. Daniel Allaire’s My Life In The North is a prime example of a book that could thrive in audio format, carrying its heritage and resilience to global listeners. But do audiobooks truly expand reach for authentic authors, or do they mainly benefit large publishers with marketing budgets? How do you see audiobooks shaping the accessibility of stories like these?
