media, press & awards
a 30-Year legacy
Christa Lewis
Award-Winning Bilingual Audiobook Narrator & Voice Actor
Christa Lewis is a SOVAS Voice arts award winner in audiobook narration: biography and 9-time Earphones Award-winning bilingual voice actor who believes the human voice is the ultimate storytelling instrument.
Long before she was narrating her way through a catalog of over 350 audiobooks, she was cutting her teeth as a television station voice & news reader in Berlin.
Today, she broadcasts from her custom, state-of-the-art Studiobricks isolation booth nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Whether she is bringing a high-stakes corporate manifesto to life, guiding complex e-learning modules, or voicing rich, long-form narrative fiction, Christa is known for her flawless pacing and profound emotional depth in both English and German.
And for her extensive (and much-loved) romantasy & romcom catalog?
You might know her better as her alter-ego, Pippa Jayne.
SELECT MEDIA & PODCAST APPEARANCES
Video interview · Heather B. Moore interviews narrator Christa Lewis · The Slow March of Light, historical fiction audiobook narration
Behind the Mic:
Author Collaborations
A conversation with USA Today bestselling author Heather B. Moore on the narration process for her historical fiction novel,
The Slow March of Light.
We discuss the emotional weight of character building, Cold War history, and the resilience required to never give up the fight for freedom.
Podcast: VB - Voice Acting Stories with Christa Lewis
Episode 71, hosted by Veronica Barrera · Christa Lewis on voice acting, audiobook narration, and voice coaching — craft, career, and performance methodology.
REVIEWS
Christa Lewis brought the story to life in a way my own reading of it could not. Masterful storytelling at its best.
— The Audiobook Blog on In The Garden Room by Tanya Eby
She switches accents, time periods, and moods, creating flow for a book that she sees as shards of experience.
— AudioFile Magazine on Wolf By Wolf by Ryan Graudin
Christa Lewis voices this story with such palpable angst, yet her voice remains pure and calm at all the right moments. It is a standing ovation performance!
@mccutch12bookreviews on The Next Thing You Know by Jessica Strawser
I find emotional stories are often more engaging and immersive in audio, and the producers chose an excellent narrator in Christa Lewis, who delivered a touching, masterful performance.
— The BiblioSanctum on Blood for Blood by Ryan Graudin