Richard L. Currier Audiobooks

Unbound: technology, society and the long human story, read by Noah Michael Levine

1 audiobook reviewed

★ 4.2/5 average

731 listener ratings

Who is Richard L. Currier?

Unbound arrives on several shelves at once here: science and engineering, technology, politics and society, with a classics and heritage tag alongside them. Works that resist a single category usually do so because they are arguing across disciplines, and that spread of tags points at a wide lens rather than a narrow study.

We hold no verified background on the author and will not improvise any. The record does show a work that has gathered a substantial body of listener opinion in the decade since its release, a durability most non fiction never manages. Whatever else may be said about it, it has kept its audience.

Richard L. Currier in audiobooks

Unbound runs to ten hours and thirty six minutes, narrated by Noah Michael Levine, whose steady and unfussy delivery suits argument driven non fiction far better than theatrics would.

Its score sits comfortably above average across many hundreds of ratings, a combination generally more trustworthy than a flawless mark from a small crowd. If wide ranging non fiction that crosses between science and society appeals, this is the obvious entry point. Have a look at the listing below.