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Notes from the Booth πΆ
Notes from the Booth explores what developments in audiobooks, publishing, technology, and performance reveal about the audiobook industry, storytelling, listening, and the human voice.
πΆ Notes from the Booth: Still Here β Learning How to Be Found Again
It was crazy quiet in the booth. Scary quiet. No books in the queue. No client emails asking for availability. The kind of quiet that has weight to it β that oozes into corners and doesnβt leave. I have been a voice actor for thirty+ years. I have narrated more than 350 audiobooks. I have voiced campaigns for Mercedes-Benz, recorded audioguides for the Getty and MoMA, lent my voice to the Bundestag. I built a career across two continents and two languages. And somehow in the
Christa Lewis
Aug 156 min read
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Notes from the Booth Β· Note Nr. 1 Β· The Human Voice in an Open Audio World
A working narrator's notes on this month's audiobook industry news β Edison Research's 2026 listener survey, 9% sales growth, the YouTube shift, and what it all means for human performance. Every morning, the audiobook industry lands in my inbox. Once a month, I pick the stories that matter β and tell you why I think they do. These are my notes from the booth. Why do listeners choose audiobooks? Edison Research released its 2026 listener survey this month, and one number stan
Christa Lewis
Jun 113 min read
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