Audie Award for Autobiography or Memoir
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The Audie Award for Autobiography or Memoir is one of the Audie Awards presented annually by the Audio Publishers Association (APA). It awards excellence in narration, production, and content for an audiobook autobiography or memoir released in a given year. It has been awarded since 2015 when it was broken apart, along with the Audie Award for History or Biography, from the Audie Award for Biography or Memoir (awarded since 2003).
Winners and finalists[edit]
2010s[edit]
Year of Release | Audiobook | Author | Narrator | Audiobook Publisher |
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2015[1] 20th |
Not My Father’s Son (2014) | Alan Cumming | Alan Cumming | HarperAudio |
Daring: My Passages (2015) | Gail Sheehy | Bernadette Dunne | HarperAudio | |
Living on Air (2011) | Joe Cipriano and Ann Cipriano | Joe Cipriano | Joe Cipriano Promos | |
My Life in Middlemarch (2014) | Rebecca Mead | Kate Reading | Blackstone Audio | |
Yes Please (2014) | Amy Poehler | Amy Poehler, Carol Burnett, Seth Meyers, Mike Schur, Eileen and William Poehler, Patrick Stewart, and Kathleen Turner | HarperAudio | |
2016[2] 21st |
Ghost Boy (2011) | Martin Pistorius | Simon Bubb | Thomas Nelson/HarperAudio |
Born with Teeth (2015) | Kate Mulgrew | Kate Mulgrew | Hachette Audio | |
The Courage to Act | Ben S. Bernanke | Grover Gardner | Brilliance Audio | |
I Must Say (2014) | Martin Short | Martin Short | HarperAudio | |
Keep Moving, and Other Tips and Truths About Aging (2015) | Dick Van Dyke | Dick Van Dyke | Blackstone Audio | |
Travels (1988) | Michael Crichton | Christopher Lane | Brilliance Audio | |
2017[3] 22nd |
The Greatest: My Own Story (1975) | Muhammad Ali and Richard Durham | Dion Graham | Graymalkin Media |
Around the Way Girl (2016) | Taraji P. Henson | Taraji P. Henson | Simon & Schuster Audio | |
Buffering: Unshared Tales of a Life Fully Loaded (2016) | Hannah Hart | Hannah Hart and Judy Young | HarperAudio | |
The Rainbow Comes and Goes (2017) | Anderson Cooper and Gloria Vanderbilt | Anderson Cooper and Gloria Vanderbilt | HarperAudio | |
When Breath Becomes Air (2016) | Paul Kalanithi | Sunil Malhotra and Cassandra Campbell | Penguin Random House Audio/Books on Tape | |
2018[4] 23rd |
Born to Run (2016) | Bruce Springsteen | Bruce Springsteen | Simon & Schuster Audio |
Al Franken, Giant of the Senate (2017) | Al Franken | Al Franken | Hachette Audio | |
Born a Crime (2016) | Trevor Noah | Trevor Noah | Audible | |
Nevertheless (2017) | Alec Baldwin | Alec Baldwin | HarperAudio | |
We’re Going to Need More Wine (2017) | Gabrielle Union | Gabrielle Union | HarperAudio | |
What Happened (2017) | Hillary Rodham Clinton | Hillary Rodham Clinton | Simon & Schuster Audio | |
2019[5] 24th |
Educated (2018) | Tara Westover | Julia Whelan | Penguin Random House Audio |
Failing Up: How to Take Risks, Aim Higher, and Never Stop Learning (2018) | Leslie Odom, Jr. | Leslie Odom, Jr. | Audible | |
In Pieces (2018) | Sally Field | Sally Field | Hachette Audio | |
Letter to Louis (2018) | Alison White | Eve Webster | Bolinda Audio | |
Small Fry (2018) | Lisa Brennan-Jobs | Eileen Stevens | Blackstone Audio |
2020s[edit]
Year of Release | Audiobook | Author | Narrator | Audiobook Publisher |
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2020[6] 25th |
Becoming (2018) | Michelle Obama | Michelle Obama | Penguin Random House Audio |
From Scratch (2019) | Tembi Locke | Tembi Locke | Simon & Schuster Audio | |
Me (2019) | Elton John | Taron Egerton and Elton John | Macmillan Audio | |
MotherStruck! (2019) | Staceyann Chin | Staceyann Chin | Audible Originals | |
Too Much Is Not Enough (2019) | Andrew Rannells | Andrew Rannells | Penguin Random House Audio | |
2021[7] 26th |
The Autobiography of Malcolm X (1965) | Malcolm X and Alex Haley | Laurence Fishburne | Audible |
Becoming Duchess Goldblatt (2020) | Anonymous | Gabra Zackman (feat. J. Smith-Cameron and Lyle Lovett) | HMH Audio | |
Mr. New Orleans: The Life of a Big Easy Underworld Legend (2009) | Frenchy Brouillette and Matthew Randazzo | Louis Herthum | Sound Off Productions | |
Sigh, Gone (2020) | Phuc Tran | Phuc Tran | Macmillan Audio | |
Uncanny Valley (2020) | Anna Wiener | Suehyla El-Attar | Macmillan Audio | |
2022[8] 27th |
Somebody’s Daughter | Ashley C. Ford | Ashley C. Ford | Macmillan Audio |
Act Like You Got Some Sense | Jamie Foxx, foreword by Corinne Foxx | Jamie Foxx, foreword by Corinne Foxx | Hachette Audio | |
The Boys | Ron Howard and Clint Howard | Ron Howard, Clint Howard, and Bryce Dallas Howard | HarperAudio | |
Fits and Starts: A Memoir of Living with Epilepsy | Franziska Thomas | Tracy Wiles and Franziska Thomas | Almost Tangible | |
Listen Mama | M. S. P. Williams | JD Jackson | Souls Take Flight | |
2022[9][10]
28th |
The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Man | Paul Newman, edited by David Rosenthall | Jeff Daniels, Melissa Newman, Clea Newman Soderlund, Ari Fliakos, January LaVoy, John Rubinstein, and Emily Wachtel | Penguin Random House Audio |
Hello, Molly | Molly Shannon | Molly Shannon | HarperAudio | |
Left on Tenth | Delia Ephron | Delia Ephron | Hachette Audio | |
Safe, Wanted, and Loved: A Family Memoir of Mental Illness, Heartbreak, and Hope | Patrick Dylan | Raúl E. Esparza | Snow Anselmo Press with Girl Friday Productions | |
Unprotected: A Memoir | Billy Porter | Billy Porter | Recorded Books, a division of RBmedia |
Biography/Memoir winners and finalists 2003–2014[edit]
2000s[edit]
2010s[edit]
References[edit]
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- ^ Burkey, Mary (May 25, 2010). “Audies Awards 2010”. BookListReader.com. BookList Publications, a division of the ALA. Archived from the original on 7 June 2020. Retrieved 22 May 2019.
- ^ Burkey, Mary (May 25, 2011). “2011 Audies Award Winners”. BookListReader.com. BookList Publications, a division of the ALA. Archived from the original on 7 June 2020. Retrieved 20 May 2019.
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