Abraham Gale Audiobooks

Practical non-fiction is where Abraham Gale operates, and the range on show is wider than you might expect from a single name. A travel guide to the Alamo and San Antonio sits alongside The Fame Formula, filed under business and personal development, which suggests a writer who follows an interest wherever it leads rather than farming one narrow niche.

There is little public record to lean on, so we will not invent one. Judged on the titles alone, this is service writing: the sort of book that exists to answer a question a reader actually has, whether that question is where to eat near the mission or how attention gets built.

The Alamo and San Antonio Travel Guide 2025/2026 runs a little over five hours, read by Chisom Favour, and the format suits the material. A guide you can listen to while walking a city is a different proposition from one you carry, and this one is trip-length rather than encyclopaedic.

The Fame Formula, narrated by Anyadike Deborah, is a scheduled arrival rather than a current listen, so keep an eye on its release if the subject appeals. For anyone deciding where to begin, the travel guide is the more finished proposition today. Have a look through the audiobooks below.