Amorph

De: Chené Lawson, N.K. Jemisin

Narrado por: S T A R R (Busby), Chris Attoh, Amanda Turen, Raphael Corkhill, Vikas Adam, Orlagh Cassidy, Gillian Saker, Oscar Jordan, Skyla I’Lece, Zein Khleif, Chené Lawson, full cast

A mind-bending dramatic production based on the short stories of N. K. Jemisin, the 21st century’s most-honored writer of speculative fiction.

A barely employed tech worker has never felt they belonged. Not in society, not even in their own family. Their days are filled with loneliness, a struggle to survive and a desperate search for connection—even if that connection is merely virtual.

Now, a black-market hacker promises to open a new world for them, and it works—in ways no human has ever experienced.

They find a world of wonder, of possibilities and of danger—where their new virtual reality could mean the end of their physical reality. And what they discover could change the fate of humankind—forever.

Amorph is based on N. K. Jemisin’s short stories “The Trojan Girl” and “Valedictorian,” which were adapted for this Audible Original by Chené Lawson.

Available in Dolby Atmos on Audible.

©2025 Chené Lawson (P)2025 Audible Originals, LLC

SciFi to the max

I'm not much for science type stories but the preview had me hooked. Such intrigue about how mankind fights to evolve themselves. Thank you for this joy ride

Good Premise.

A freak accident sends an outsider into The Static which allows the individual to find themselves. Few hundred years later, a brilliant high-schooler has the opportunity to go behind the boundaries of The Static and possibly lead a revolution.

The premise of the story is interesting. However, it was far too short to develop any real plot or suspense.

Creative and Different!

Short, but thought-provoking. Definitely worth a listen when you’re craving something techy to stir your mind.

Imagery

This was such an amazing story. Audio storys allows your imagination to be boundless. I thoroughly enjoyed this audiobook.

How human put people in a box

I like how the unknown scared people and the wrong connotations were assigned to the unknown by each party