Audiobooks are more than just narration — they’re storytelling in voice. What makes a narrator extraordinary is their ability to bring characters to life in a way no mere reading ever could. Here’s an inside look at how top narrators build characters.

Auditioning for audiobooks can feel like a mysterious and unpredictable process. Many narrators wonder: What works? What doesn’t? What do publishers really want to hear?

In this post, I’ll share my experience auditioning for audiobook projects, what I’ve learned from authors and producers, and the techniques that helped me book work.

Here are five more tips to help elevate your audiobook performances. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your craft, these insights will help bring more life and authenticity to your narration.

I walk you through my personal auditioning process as a professional voiceover artist—from getting the audition, to audio processing, to hitting submit. Whether you're just starting out or looking to tighten up your routine, this breakdown shows how I stay efficient and creative.

When what you love becomes your job, a shift can happen. As a lifelong creative, what are ways that you can show up every day, conduct a successful business, and still keep that same spark that brought you to your art or craft--whatever it may be. These are some of my own thoughts, and I'd love to hear yours.

If you've ever thought, "Why do audiobook narrators talk so slowly?" I've got some ideas for you.

It’s stressful. All the trial and error, guesswork, etc. trying to meet ACX Specs. It doesn’t have to be, and here’s how to make it easy.

A comprehensive breakdown on how to yell in voiceover and audiobooks to sound good, stay safe, and get quality audio.

Four actionable and easy tips to help voiceover artists and audiobook narrators to maintain and sustain their vocal health throughout a workday, a project, and a career.

How and when to use multiple compressors in VoiceOver.