Sarah Frier Audiobooks

No Filter: long-form reported technology writing, read by the author

1 audiobook reviewed

★ 4.4/5 average

1 listener rating

Who is Sarah Frier?

Business reporting rarely survives the jump to audio intact, because the form depends on accumulated detail rather than momentum. The exception is reporting built around people, where the structure is narrative and the facts arrive attached to somebody’s decisions. No Filter belongs to that second category, and its title carries the double meaning any good piece of technology writing would want.

Sarah Frier’s work is filed with us under business and careers, money and finance, and technology, a spread that marks it as the sort of account concerned with how modern businesses are actually built rather than with strategy in the abstract. More than eleven hours indicates a fully reported narrative rather than a long article stretched to fit.

Sarah Frier in audiobooks

Frier reads it in person, which is more common in journalism than elsewhere and generally works well. A reporter knows which sentence in a paragraph carries the revelation and reads accordingly, so the pacing follows the argument rather than the clock.

This one is a scheduled arrival rather than a title already on our shelves, and the ratings we hold are drawn from a sample too small to quote meaningfully, so the listing below is the reliable guide.

It will suit listeners who enjoy the long-form reported story, the kind that explains an industry through the people who made the decisions inside it. Details and availability are set out beneath.