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Note that while you don't have to be a Prime member, a Prime membership would grant you free access to Audible content, so if you're on the fence about it, this may sweeten the deal in one direction or another. From there, you'll just need to enter your name, email, and password, and you're all set. If you roll over that, you'll see text that says, New Customer? Start here. In order to get set up, you'll want to navigate your way over to the top righthand corner of the Amazon home screen, where you'll see an option that reads Hello, Sign In.

Rather, all you need is a standard Amazon account. Unlike many of Amazon's other offerings, this isn't an add-on service that is contingent on your having a Prime membership. In order to use Audible, you'll have to be an Amazon member, but not necessarily an Amazon Prime member.

Here's how to get Audible and use it on your devices. In short, regardless of what content you like to read or hear, you can probably find it on this Amazon-owned service. Or, there's the extremely popular "Heads Will Roll," featuring Kate McKinnon and Emily Lynne, which listeners have called "TV for your ears" and "unbelievably funny." For the political junkies in the room, there's "Conversations with Joe," which offers the highlights from Vice President and presidential candidate Joe Biden's tour across the US, in which he spoke of his son's Beau's life and battle with brain cancer. There are also some pretty solid Audible originals. Similarly, while I have yet to score tickets to "Hamilton," I like to think that listening to Lin-Manuel Miranda and Karen Olivo narrate "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" by Junot Diaz comes as a close second. While I've always purported to prefer reading to listening, I'll admit that listening to Meryl Streep read Nora Ephron titles is something that I cannot do in my own head. Audible, the company behind the largest selection of audiobooks and original audio shows (nearly 500,000, to be exact), is here to save you from cliffhangers. For all the times that you couldn't put your book down but had to because - despite your best efforts - you cannot, in fact, drive and read at the same time, there is now a solution. Voracious readers, get ready to become voracious listeners, too. By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from InsiderĪs well as other partner offers and accept our