There have been two audiocassette editions of The Stone Diaries. The Recorded Books unabridged (13 1/2 hours on 10 cassettes) edition is read by Alyssa Bresnahan, and the abridged (3 hour) Reed edition is read by Connie Booth.

Both received favorable reviews. Diane Turbide, in "A Prairie Pulitzer" (Maclean's, May 1, 1995) reports that Cynthia Scott, a National Film Board director in Montreal, had plans to make a motion picture of The Stone Diaries, but to date the project has not come to fruition.