The Human Network

If you have ever endured superficial conversations during networking socials, wondering if they were worthwhile, then Donald Corren's earnest narration of this audiobook about the value of human networks will be a welcome relief. Corren presents the intricate ways in which our interconnectedness can cause global movements and political trends. His concise and upbeat style helps sweep listeners along detailed passages that might otherwise bog down. The author's intensive examination of networks turns into an interesting series of chapters across several disciplines. As this work ranges from medicine to economics to social media, listeners are treated to a professorial delivery of both data and anecdotes. For fans of informational nonfiction, this will be a title to bookmark and savor. M.R. � AudioFile 2019, Portland, Maine