A voice of warmth and depth with the instincts of a storyteller — built for long-form narration.

Samples

3rd POV Historical Fiction: Male Adult (Brooklyn accent)/Female Child Dialogue

3rd POV History (Non-Fiction)

3rd POV Science (Non-Fiction)

1st POV Historical Fiction-Dialogue Eastern European Accent

1st POV Romance M/F

Middle Grade History/Science

Current Project

Desert Hawking II by Harry McElroy

Available Now

Dr. Chance Ramsey has built a comfortable life of order, skill, and quiet detachment-until a cryptic letter from his elderly godfather, Manny Montoya, draws him back to Hermosa, the small New Mexico mountain town he has left behind. There, long-buried family secrets begin to surface: the truth about his father, his heritage, and events that have shaped him in ways he never understood.

Coming Soon

An audiobook version of my original, live storytelling performance of The Odyssey — performed at the gates of ancient Troy in Hisarlik, Turkey. The first episode, "The Golden Apple," is available below.

Story has run through my life and work. As a performance storyteller, actor, narrator and educator, I have spent decades shaping stories for audiences — from ancient epics and folktales to personal narratives, historical material, documentary film, and literary texts. A Fulbright recipient, U.S. Department of State English Language Specialist, World War I Museum Fellow, and wilderness guide, I have worked across continents in classrooms, museums, theaters, and outdoor settings. I have developed programs that use storytelling to illuminate history, wilderness, and the natural world, making complex subjects vivid and human.

As an audiobook narrator, I bring that experience and knowledge into the booth, along with the training and instincts to connect with listeners and carry a book's voice and momentum from beginning to end. Drawing on my acting background and continued work in characterization, including dialect and accent study, I build distinct, believable people of different ages and backgrounds while keeping each performance grounded in the world of the story. I gravitate toward character-driven literary fiction and toward nonfiction in history and the sciences — books that enter deeply into human lives, trace the forces that shape cultures and landscapes, and illuminate the discoveries that expand our understanding of the world.

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