Rachel Lacey Audiobooks

Learning Curves: an unhurried LGBTQ+ listen in Quinn Riley's hands

1 audiobook reviewed

★ 4.4/5 average

2 listener ratings

Main genres

LGBTQ+

Who is Rachel Lacey?

Nearly eleven hours is a generous run for a single story, and it tells you something about how Learning Curves works: slowly, with room for its characters to change their minds. Length of that kind is a choice, and it usually signals a writer more interested in the shape of a relationship than in incident.

Reliable background on the author is not something we hold, so we will not manufacture any. What the catalogue records is the shelf, LGBTQ+ fiction, and the year of release, and those two facts place the work clearly enough: contemporary queer storytelling written for listeners who want the emotional detail left in rather than trimmed out.

Rachel Lacey in audiobooks

Learning Curves is read by Quinn Riley, and at ten hours and fifty eight minutes it suits a commute spread across a fortnight rather than a single weekend. Scores remain thin on the ground for now, so the sample is your most honest guide to whether the performance sits well with you.

Come to it expecting character rather than pace and it will repay the time. The full listing sits below.