Out Loud Audiobook founder, Kathy Goldner visits many libraries and organizations where she presents a talk entitled Stories of Knitting. She also attends many trade shows with copies of the audiobooks. 

To schedule a talk
contact: Kathy Goldner

(207) 322-7227

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  • Knitting Out Loud—New Releases

    • Knitting for Peace
      by Betty Christiansen

  • Knitting Out Loud—Audiobooks

    • A History of Hand Knitting
      by Richard Rutt

    • America Knits
      by Melanie Falick

    • KnitKnit
      by Sabrina Gschwandtner

    • Knitting Lessons
      by Lela Nargi

    • Knitting Memories
      edited by Lela Nargi

    • Knitting Yarns and Spinning Tales
      edited by Kari Cornell

    • Mason-Dixon Knitting
      by Kay Gardiner and Ann Shayne

    • No Idle Hands
      by Anne L. Macdonald

    • Stitch 'N Bitch
      by Debbie Stroller

    • The Art of Fair Isle Knitting
      by Ann Feitelson

    • The Secret Language of Knitters
      by Mary Beth Temple

    • Wild Fiber
      by Linda Cortright

• Cooking Out Loud

  • Cooking Out Loud—Coming Soon

  • The Book of Jewish Food
    by Claudia Roden

  • The Taste of Country Cooking
    by Edna Lewis

  • Cooking Out Loud—New Releases

  • South Wind Through the Kitchen
    by Elizabeth David

• About Us

  • Information about Out Loud Audiobooks founder Kathy Goldner and how the company began.

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• Presentations

  • Kathy's Talks of Knitting for knitting groups and libraries

  • Kathy Goldner's Humanities Programs for schools and Libraries