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Dating is absurd, and so are these audiobooks

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By Haley Hill, Holly Gramazio, Anna Akbari, Oyinkan Braithwaite
| Audible Blog
While being single has taught me many things, so far my main takeaway has honestly been that dating is actually just that absurd. From spending a first date at a grandfather’s funeral to being strung along by someone who left to pursue a passion for puppeteering, I’ve had my fair share of strange encounters with potential soulmates.
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The 10 best bios and memoirs of 2024

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By Salman Rushdie, David Henry Hwang, Anna Akbari, Alexandra Fuller
| Audible Blog
Many genres explore the beauty and misery of being human, but few get to the heart of it quite like bios and memoirs. This year offered a bounty of personal stories and intimate reflections, zeroing in on everything from community to coming of age. Yet these 10 listens stood out above the rest for their depth of storytelling, emotional resonance, unbridled vulnerability, and shimmers of humor and hope.
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'There Is No Ethan' Is One of the 100 Must-Read Books of 2024

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By Kelly Conniff Verified, Anna Akbari
| TIME Verified
These are independent reviews of the products mentioned, but TIME receives a commission when purchases are made through affiliate links at no additional cost to the purchaser. By Kelly Conniff November 13, 2024 8:15 AM EST No one likes to think of themself as someone who can be easily fooled. And that’s especially true of Anna Akbari, a sociologist and former New York University professor who met a man who called himself Ethan on the dating site OKCupid in 2010.
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