Audiobooks discussion

One of my all-time favorite narrators, Scott Brick is doing a series of 30 tweets in 30 days during the month of June to answer this question. He also has a links to the YouTube videos that have your favorite narrators walking you through the process. Put the faces to the voices!

http://tinyurl.com/3tapjua

neat! thanks for sharing.

For more on how audiobooks are made, you might enjoy these videos from a Panel I recently hosted with three of my favorite female narrators here in LA: Hillary Huber, Cassandra Campbell and Coleen Marlo. Scott was actually there, but in a very gentlemanly way, let us girls talk!
http://karenwhiteaudiobooks.com/events/

Thanks for sharing.

Yes, thank you, Karen!

You're welcome, hope they are of interest. perhaps obviously, we had a good time.

Thanks, Karen -- I have a Coleen Marlo book on my TBR pile that I'm looking forward to The Handbook for Lightning Strike Survivors: A Novel.

John wrote: "Thanks, Karen -- I have a Coleen Marlo book on my TBR pile that I'm looking forward to The Handbook for Lightning Strike Survivors: A Novel."

I don't know that book, but she is fabulous! Hoping to listen to her The Poisoner's Handbook: Murder and the Birth of Forensic Medicine in Jazz Age New York, which sounds fascinating.