Adam L. Wells Audiobooks

Technology writing has to choose between the specialist and the curious general reader, and Digital Odyssey, filed simply under Technology, reads as a bid for the second group. The title frames its subject as a journey rather than a manual, which tells you something useful about the intended pace.

We have no verified background for Adam L. Wells, and inventing one would serve nobody. What the catalogue supports is modest and honest: a writer working in accessible technology non-fiction, at a length that respects a listener’s time and does not pad to fill a format.

Digital Odyssey runs to four hours and forty-five minutes with Rush Stone at the microphone. That is a single long journey or a couple of quiet evenings, and short non-fiction of this kind lives or dies on clarity of delivery rather than on flourish.

The title is recent enough that listener ratings have yet to gather, so there is no consensus to report and any verdict would be your own. If technology told as narrative appeals, it is the place to start. The audiobooks below are waiting.