Memories of the Future
Narrated by Katherine Fenton
- Released
- March 19, 2019
- Length
- 12 hrs 57 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Sceptre
"Memories of the Future" by Siri Hustvedt is a provocative novel that explores themes of memory, desire, and perception through the story of a young woman in 1970s New York, who becomes captivated by her mysterious neighbor. As the protagonist transcribes her neighbor’s strange monologues and embarks on various adventures, she navigates complex questions about reality and self-identity. Several decades later, her discovery of an old notebook prompts her to reflect on her past, creating a thought-provoking dialogue between memory and imagination. The novel combines intellectual depth with humor, delving into questions about gender, patriarchy, sanity, and primal human drives.
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