Nathaniel Hamstead Audiobooks

Recall, retention and the ordinary panic of a name that will not come: Nathaniel Hamstead works a narrow patch of ground and shows no interest in wandering off it. The Forgetfulness Cure and The Memory Reset Method share a subject, a narrator and almost exactly the same running time, which suggests a deliberate format rather than a coincidence.

That format is the interesting part. Each runs to a little over an hour, placing them closer to a long podcast episode than to a conventional self-help audiobook. It is a shape with obvious appeal for the subject in hand: material about memory is easier to act on when it arrives in a single unhurried sitting rather than spread across an afternoon of chapters that all begin to sound alike.

B Fike narrates on the health and wellbeing and personal development shelves, and at this length the delivery has to be economical. There is simply no room for the anecdotal padding that longer titles in this category tend to lean on.

No ratings have been posted yet, so there is nothing to weigh. The Forgetfulness Cure is the natural opener, if only because it states the problem before the method, and The Memory Reset Method follows on comfortably inside the same afternoon. Anyone curious about the subject but reluctant to commit a working week to it will appreciate the scale of these. Everything currently credited to the name is shown below.