As a former BBC television newsreader, I possess a powerful trained voice of authentic depth and rich texture, with outstanding diction, pacing and flow.

My experience as a current affairs film-maker and broadcast reporter enabled me to develop an extensive range of audio styles and approaches.

As a published novelist myself, I appreciate the craft and care that go into producing effects of tone and atmosphere in fiction through such means as nuances of dialogue and description. My close textual reading and versatility of audio rendition allow my recordings to capture and enhance these aspects of a creative work.

I am confident in adopting a range of regional accents when appropriate for your characters.

Latterly, I have established a record as a proficient non-professional actor, with a recent role as King of France in the Oxford Theatre Guild production of All’s Well That Ends Well, performed in Oxford University Parks in July 2026.

A common response in plaudits from audience members was: “you have a great voice – you should record audio books!” So...