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Doing audiobook research: Local voices, national markets, global contexts

17.–18. Nov. 2025
Europe/Berlin Zeitzone

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Regional and National Perspectives

06
18.11.2025, 10:15

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  1. 9. Audio Authors. Writing for Sound – and Streaming – in Denmark and Sweden.
    Sara Tanderup Linkis (Lund University)
    18.11.25, 10:15
    15-minute research paper

    The audiobook’s recent popularity has led to debates in Denmark and Sweden about how the development affects authors. The discussion focuses on the audiobook format but also the model of subscription-based streaming, which dominates the Nordic markets (Berglund and Linkis, 2022), fundamentally changing the way authors get paid for their work (Linkis and Mygind, 2025). I will discuss this...

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  2. 5. Hearing Northern Voices
    Dr. Beth Brigham (Northumbria University), Helen Williams (Northumbria University)
    18.11.25, 10:35
    15-minute research paper

    Until recently, the northern-most audiobook recording studio in England was based in Sheffield, until New Writing North announced Sounds Good Audiobooks which runs on site at Northumbria University. Responding to New Writing North’s important intervention in a South-centric sector, this paper collates data from a questionnaire to audiobook listeners, exploring their responses to northern...

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  3. 18. Audiobook reading between Australia and Germany
    Corinna Norrick-Rühl (English Department, Chair of Book Studies), Millicent Weber (Australian National University)
    18.11.25, 10:55
    15-minute research paper
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