Biographies & Memoirs
In the Shadow of Eightby Collin Gosselin · read by the author
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Work in Progress
by Devon Rodriguez · narrated by Maria Elena Estrada, Devon Rodriguez
First published 2026Audio release 2026-09-29
Bronx portrait artist Devon Rodriguez, famous for sketching subway riders, traces his path from a hard childhood to social-media stardom, with new illustrations of the people who shaped him.
Narrated by: Maria Elena Estrada, Devon Rodriguez (including the author)
Grumpy’s take“A memoir about drawing strangers on the subway. Listen on the train and pretend you're the model.”
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