Narrations & Voice Acting

I’ve been blessed by getting to work with a lot of very cool people on different projects. This is a list of some of those works:

Narrations for Other People:

Protecting Project Pulp #51 The Witch Doctor Seeks Vengence (July, 2013)

Crime City Central #51 Blue Murder (July, 2013)

StarShipSofa #228 Observation Post (November, 2012)

Walk The Fire Episode #2 A Flame In The Night (October 2012)

Psuedopod #302 Singing By The Fire (October 2012)

Crime City Central #8 Shooter (September 2012)

Escape Pod #357 Connoisseurs of the Eccentric” (August 2012)

Tales to Terrify #27 – Illimitable Dominion (June 2012)

Tales to Terrify #6 “Halloween Lights” (Feb 2012)

Tales to Terrify #4 “How Pappy Got Five Acres Back” (Feb 2012)

Ted Kosmatka & Michael Poor’s “Blood Dauber” – Narrated for StarShipSofa (Oct 5, 2011).

BaltiCon 45 “The Hidalgo” – recorded live at BaltiCon 45 for the BaltiCon Podcast (Oct 4, 2011)

John Mierau’s “Enemy Lines:Transmissions” (Dec 2010)

Allen M. Steele’s “Emperor of Mars” – Narrated for StarShipSofa 168. The story was picked up for the Year’s Top Ten in Science Fiction Volume 3 and Mr. Steele asked that my reading be included in the audio version. This story (originally appearing in Asimov’s) won the 2011 Hugo (Novelette). (Dec 2010)

Tad William’s “The Tenth Muse” – Narrated for StarShipSofa 164. This story was originally published in The New Space Opera 2. (Nov 2010)

Michael J. Sullivan’s “The Crown Conspiracy” – Narrated for Podiobooks.com. (July, 2010)

Voice Acting:

Veronica Giguere’s Fear of Thought (April 2014)

Abbie Hilton’s Guild of the Cowry Catchers (April 2014)

Campfire Theatre’s Production of The Dentist (Sep 2013)

Katharina Maimer’s Wiener Blut (Feb 2011)

J. Daniel Sawyer’s “Down From Ten” (Gerd Falkstein) (Oct 2010)

Chris Lester’s “Metamore City: Dreams of Change/Ben” (Jun 2010)

PC Haring’s “Cybrosis” (Mar 2010)

Paulette Jaxton’s “The Empress Sword” (Jan 2010)

Justin Macumber’s “The Ties That Bind – Tales of the Breaking Dawn: Part 4” (Nov 2009)

J. Daniel Sawyer’s “Antithesis Progression: Book 1 and 2” (Sen. William Shelley) (Jul 2008)

Paulette Jaxton’s “Form Letter Rejection Theatre 01: Divine Fire” (Jul 2008)

P.G. Holyfield’s Murder at Avedon Hill (Jun 2007)

3 thoughts on “Narrations & Voice Acting

  1. The simple fact is that your voice and narration are just one more wonderful part of the magic of your writing. But it must take a lot of extra work to get that done.

    Have you generally stopped narrating your works. I’m willing to learn to ingest them in other forms, but i’ll admit that i’ve spent a few years (a decade?) waiting to see if you’d get back to that.

    thank you for sharing your talent!

      1. Very disappointed to hear that you won’t be narrating, but I expect that you are considering your options and choosing the ones that are best for you, and I support that. I’ve been re-listening to the Traders Tales books. Was fortunate to find them around 11 stanyers ago. And they immediately became among my favorites. I’m now up to Owner’s Share and am viewing askance the rapidly approaching conclusion. Thankfully this is the longest one. The series rewards re-reading/re-listening. I’m hearing new aspects as I listen again. I’m so glad that you made these books. Ishmael Wang inspires me in a way that many protagonists do not. The texture of the world and the pacing of the narrative create this comfortable, poignant, yet truth-telling experience. I love it.

        Do you have a Patreon or any avenues to support your work directly? I’ve gotten way too much joy out of this to not give back.

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