“AG’s innate understanding and passion for investigating human nature allows her to embody a wide range of characters with depth and precision...I would hire AG every time.”
As an audiobook narrator I love to work on the same kinds of books I love to read: intimate, character driven romance; immersive epic fantasy; goosebump-inducing horror; science fiction that takes me to new worlds; historical fiction that illuminates the lives of folks who are often overlooked; and juicy, poetic prose in any genre.
I have been an epic book nerd for most of my life, as books were the first place I felt truly seen. As a queer, neurodivergent, nonbinary artist I have struggled to find myself represented on the page and on the stage, so it was always a special delight to find a story that felt like it was meant for me. This is part of what led me to start writing my own fiction and pursuing a life in the theatre: if the stories I wanted weren’t out there yet, I would have to be the one to create them.
I grew up attending theatre at one of the largest rotating repertory companies in the country, and saw my first Shakespeare play when I was six years old. This early exposure to poetic language was the foundation on which I have built decades of my artistic and creative career, combining a love of language with an understanding of how the words alone are only a third of the picture. For a story to truly live it also needs to be embodied and witnessed; it needs an actor and an audience.
I have always been excited by writers who explore and experiment with form, tone, and rhythm in their writing, and as a narrator it is my job to make the text sing. With nearly two decades of experience in both choral and solo performance, I bring a deep love and understanding of music to my work as a narrator.
Oral storytelling is an ancient and uniquely human practice, one that I see echoed in the popularity of audiobooks today. There is almost nothing as intimate as someone verbally telling you a story, and it is my passion and delight to pull the threads of this ancient practice into the modern world.