Wanda McCaddon was one of those special narrators whose fans would listen to whatever she performed simply for the pleasure of hearing her voice. (AudioFile, February 2024)

Louise Penny’s famous Inspector Gamache of Quebec is truly a man for all seasons. Loved by his creator, her readers, and his audio interpreter , Robert Bathurst. (AudioFile, August/September 2021)

Although their generations and experiences are far apart, Morgan Jenkins and the late great Joan Didion share the ability to explore larger truth in personal stories. (AudioFile, June/July 2021)

Readers rejoice - the author of LIFE AFTER LIFE and TRANSCRIPTION has finally written a new Jackson Brodie meta-detective novel. (AudioFile, August/September 2019)

The author of THE WORD IS MURDER, MAGPIE MURDERS, and the Alex Rider YA spy series often can’t type fast enough to keep up with what his characters are saying. (AudioFile, October/November 2018)

The beloved voice of HER ROYAL SPYNESS and PRIDE AND PREJUDICE AND ZOMBIES among hundreds of others, left the world too early. A remembrance. (AudioFile, April/May 2018)

Enter a coat closet. Do not find Narnia. Do find a recording career. (AudioFile, December 2017/January 2018)

So where does Dr. Who park his magical flying telephone booth, the Tardis? In actress Alison Larkin's back yard. (AudioFile, August/September 2017)

Making the best of things isn't always easy, but it's sure worthwhile, particularly when you narrate your own audiobook. (AudioFile, June/July 2017)

The actor with the velvet voice explains what to do when the first sex scene appears before coffee. (AudioFile, April/May 2017)

What's really cool about being an audiobook narrator? You get to read lots of books, including The Nix. (AudioFile, December 2016/January 2017)

In her mesmerizing novel House at the Edge of Night, a tiny place encounters history with a capital H. (AudioFile, October/November 2016)

As we discover in her acclaimed, The One-in-a-Million Boy, the story of your life may start at a place you haven't even gotten to yet. (AudioFile, June/July 2016)

Surfboards, great civilizations, and islands sinking below the seas. Winchester's latest best-seller, Pacific, has it all. And he narrates it himself. (AudioFile, February/March 2016)

The real-life heroine of her newest best-selling book, Girl Waits with Gun, evidently resembles Stewart's great grandmother. Minus the gun, one hopes. (AudioFile, December 2015/January 2016)

In her amazing memoir, H is for Hawk, Helen MacDonald says that a parrot may be as much fun as a feathery monkey, but a goshawk will hunt your dinner. (AudioFile, August/September 2015