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Dark Romance Demo

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Spicy Duet Demo

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Fantasy/Paranormal Demo

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Emotional Damage Demo

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Comedy/Snark Demo

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Villain/Monster Demo

—Coming Soon—

—In The Booth—

—Future Projects—

—What Is Your Narration Style?

I focus on emotionally immersive storytelling with strong character differentiation, natural dialogue, authentic chemistry, and performances that make listeners feel the story rather than simply hear it.

—What genres do you narrate?

I specialize in dark romance, fantasy, paranormal romance, gothic fiction, psychological thrillers, horror, rom-coms, and emotionally driven fiction.

—Do you provide auditions?

Yes. I offer short (2-3 minutes max) custom auditions so authors can hear how I interpret their characters and story.

—Can you perform multiple character voices?

Absolutely. Character differentiation and emotionally driven performance are core parts of my narration style. However, I do not do impersonations. You can provide a character or celebrity for me to use as inspiration, but I am not aiming to sound exactly like them, but rather be influenced by them.

—Can you perform accents?

Yes. I can perform a variety of accents and dialects when appropriate for the project. Feel free to ask about specific accent needs.

—Do you narrate nonfiction?

Depends on the project, but the short answer is yes. If you are interested in me narrating a nonfiction title, please contact me so we can discuss.

—Do you offer dual, duet, and multicast narration?

Yes. I am available for dual, duet, and multicast narration projects and can collaborate with approved co-narrators.

—Do you work with male co-narrators?

Yes. If your project requires duet narration, we can discuss casting options and existing professional partnerships.

—Why "The Audiobook Alchemist"?

Because great narration transforms words on a page into living, breathing experiences. My goal is to bring stories to life through performance, emotion, and immersion.

—How Involved Can I Be In Production?

As much or as little as you'd like. Some authors prefer regular check-ins, pronunciation discussions, and character collaboration, while others prefer to hand over the manuscript and trust the process. We'll find a workflow that fits your comfort level and creative vision.

—Will You Narrate My Book While Live On Social Media?

Only with your permission, and only the portions you have explicitly approved for public performance. Protecting your work and respecting your rights as the author is important to me, and no material will be shared publicly without your consent.

—How far in advance should I book?

Project timelines vary based on length and current availability. Contact me as early as possible to reserve your preferred production window.

—Do you offer series discounts?

Yes. Discounts may be available for multi-book contracts and ongoing series commitments.

—Do you accept rush projects?

Yes, rush delivery may be available depending on my schedule. Additional fees may apply.

—What payment methods do you accept?

Payment options will be discussed during the contracting process.

—What audio formats do you deliver?

I can provide FLAC, WAV and MP3 files, formatted to industry standards and platform requirements.

—What Are Single, Dual, Duet, and Multicast/Full cast Narration

SingleNarration

One narrator voices all of the characters and chapters in the book.

Dual Narration

In dual narration, each narrator records all chapters from their assigned character's point of view and ALL the characters within those chapters (including the male characters).

Duet Narration

In duet narration, narrators perform the narration in their POV chapters and all of the dialogue of their assigned female or male characters in all chapters regardless of POV.

Multicast/Full Cast Narration

Each narrator will be assigned characters. If those characters have their own POV chapters, they will serve as the main narrator for those chapters, but will do all of the dialogue for their assigned characters regardless of chapter POV.

—What Is PFH?—

PFH = Per Finished Hour

This means pricing is based on the final completed runtime of the audiobook, not the raw recording time.Example:
A finished 5-hour audiobook at $200 PFH would total $1,000.

—what is raw audio vs. produced audio?

All narration prices are based on raw unedited or mastered audio.

Raw Audio

includes the narration performance only, with basic organization and minimal editing. It is ideal for authors or publishers who have their own production team handling editing, cleanup, and mastering.

Produced Audio

is a fully finished, platform-ready audiobook. It includes narration, editing, audio cleanup, mastering, quality control, and final formatting to industry standards.

—How Long Does Production Take?

A finished hour contains 60 finished minutes.

—How Long Would My Audiobook Be?

Most audiobooks average 8,500–9,500 words per finished hour. For example, an 80,000-word novel typically results in an audiobook between 8.5 and 10 hours long, depending on narration pace, dialogue, and genre.

—Why Does Audiobook Production Take So Long?

The minute you hear isn't the minute I record.

Before it reaches listeners:

Every finished minute of audio typically represents
5–10 minutes of production work.

That's why a 10-hour audiobook often requires 50–100+ hours of work from manuscript to finished product.

—What happens if there is a mistake in the final audio?

Errors made during narration or production are corrected at no additional cost.

—What if I make changes to the manuscript after recording begins?

Changes made after production starts may incur additional fees depending on the scope of revisions.

—1 min finished audio =
5-10 min professional work

A 10-hour audiobook often represents 50–100+ hours of work behind the scenes.

Recording the Performance

Fixing Mistakes (aka Pickups)

Editing & Cleaning Audio

Mastering & Quality Check

So on the lowest end from the times above:
2+1+1+1 = 5 minutes of work
to produce 1 minute of audio.

—Industry Real Time Ratio (RTR) Averages

In audiobook production, people usually talk about a Real Time Ratio (RTR) — how many minutes or hours of work it takes to create 1 minute or 1 hour of finished audio.

—How much work goes into a 10-hour audiobook?

A 10-hour audiobook does not take 10 hours to make.
A 10-hour Audiobook is roughly 100k words.

Standard (Single Narrator) Production

Duet Production

Immersive Audio Production