I requested this one after listening to the first of the Eden Book Society audiobooks, Holt House. This was equally short, at 2 hours and 30 minutes. I liked Holt House a lot, and this was equally fun. Judderman was much more of an atmospheric read, though that atmosphere is bleak and eerie. Judderman peeks at the darkness that everyone sees but nobody acknowledges, creating an in depth view of the things that lie in plain sight and the risks of acknowledging those things - be they metaphorical or paranormal. I liked the concept of the Judderman, I'm a sucker for monstrous spirits that lurk a little closer than you'd like, and the descriptions of the world were vivid and fascinating. I think the audiobook makes for a good way to experience this novella, as the journalistic aspects that felt so wild and on-the-edge felt even more so through the audiobook medium. I really love listening to the Eden Book Society series, and I hope they keep on coming!