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Kelly Barnhill
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Staff Writer, AudioFile Magazine
Minneapolis
Beats
Animals , Urban Renewal, Arts, Dining , Obituaries, Travel , Features, Food, Oddities, Nature, Unusual, Profiles
Adult theme (toys)
Content
By Kelly Barnhill, Jennifer Iacopelli, Hitha Palepu, Emily Amick| 5SmartReads@ A quick request - the paperback of We’re Speaking: The Life Lessons of Kamala Harris is now available. If you want to support my work + learn more about Vice President Harris, please consider requesting the book from your local library or purchasing a copy, if budget permits. I’d love to get to 100 reviews on Amazon by the end of the month.
By Angela Carter, Kelly Barnhill, Sunyi Dean, K. P. Kulski| Electric Literature Verified Once upon a time in a land far, far away. Once upon a time there was a castle. A prince. A girl. Once upon a time, a story starts. A fairytale starts. But all fairytales don’t start that way. All fairytales don’t have happy endings either. Not even the originals, especially not the originals. And those original versions, they were brutal, strange, twisty little things. Cautionary more than inspiring, so it’s really no surprise that the fairytale would find its way into horror.
By Kelly Barnhill, Jennifer Iacopelli, Hitha Palepu, Emily Amick| 5SmartReads@ A quick request - the paperback of We’re Speaking: The Life Lessons of Kamala Harris is now available. If you want to support my work + learn more about Vice President Harris, please consider requesting the book from your local library or purchasing a copy, if budget permits. I’d love to get to 100 reviews on Amazon by the end of the month.
Company Info
AudioFile Magazine
AudioFile Magazine is a prominent print and online publication that specializes in reviewing audiobooks and original audio programs. Founded in 1992 by Robin F. Whitten and based in Portland, Maine, the magazine is published six times a year. It focuses on critiquing the audio presentation of works, emphasizing elements like narrative voice and vocal characterizations. The magazine offers a range of services, including comprehensive reviews of both unabridged and abridged audiobooks. It also presents the Earphones Awards to recognize outstanding audiobooks. Additionally, AudioFile sponsors the SYNC program, which provides free audiobook downloads for teens during the summer. The "Behind the Mic" podcast features interviews with narrators and authors, further exploring the audiobook landscape. With a dedicated team, AudioFile has been a key player in the audiobook community for over 30 years, celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2022.
Portland, Maine, United States
'+1 207-774-7563
Founded: 1992