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Readers, my guest today is author, actress, audiobook narrator, and What Should I Read Next? team favorite, Julia Whelan. You may know Julia from her book, My Oxford Year, her audiobook narration of favorite titles like Book Lovers, The Four Winds, or Educated, or her newest book, Thank You for Listening.

Julia joins me from her home recording studio in Palm Springs to talk about the joys and challenges of the professional reading life and what actually goes into creating the audiobooks so many readers love.

ANNE: Oh, this is our pleasure. Our listeners have been clamoring to hear from you specifically and also from another audiobook narrator for a long time, because we have had one on the show before. Audiobook narration, is that professional world like authors where not everybody knows each other, but you're never more than a degree or two of separation away?

ANNE: ...five years ago. And not only is there so much more to say, but things keep evolving [CHUCKLES] so rapidly. And something I loved about your new book is that you hint at that in the pages. But we're gonna get to that shortly. Who are you when you're not reading audiobooks in a booth for our listening enjoyment?

JULIA: I am. I am. I think my skill set is probably a little rusty at this point because this was about 10 years ago when I was just starting in audiobooks, and you know, I was acting on camera. I had been out of college for a couple of years and I just missed learning about things. And I've always loved tea.

JULIA: I was able to find an online program. And again, that also has changed over the years. Now that's proliferated and there are more options. But yeah, I went very, very deep down that rabbit hole and thought I was gonna make a business out of it, and then audiobooks took off. And you know, there's only so many careers you can have or have time for.

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ANNE: Is it a tool of the trade as much as it is that sense memory thing when you're pairing a tea with audiobook you're currently recording? I'm just thinking about the hot beverage... and some people really depend on honey.

I read my own audiobooks. I really need tips from a professional narrator. But I had to record my last one in the very early days of 2020 just in the nick of time in Manhattan, and I was sick. And I just remember the studio person walking me to the little office closet going like, "Here are all the teas. Here's the manuka honey. Here's the saltwater if you're one of those gargling people," which I am not.

ANNE: I think that is not necessarily something that occurs to people when they're thinking about the rhythm of your work life. I remember getting stopped when I was recording my first audiobook because I was trying to push through a chapter until lunchtime.

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ANNE: Julia, we're gonna step back from the audiobooks for just a moment, although the answer to this question may be intimately connected with them. We'll find out. But tell me a little bit about your reading life. How would you describe what that looks like at this point in your life?

I mean, at this point, the books that I'm given to record are so good. I'm so lucky that way. Like I've paid my dues, I put them in my time. The audiobook producers know me and know my tastes, and so I get books that I would normally read just if I had the time, which is I'm so lucky.

ANNE: How would you describe your tastes? They're probably files on audiobook narrators that describe the kinds of genres they do and popular authors they've read and what their tastes are inclined towards. And what would your say about your taste?

JULIA: Yeah. I don't know how I manifested that, but I'm very lucky. Like I said, I think, you know, the kind of unsung heroes of audiobooks are the producers who get to know narrators and know their tastes. Because very much like authors, we have voices. And I don't mean our physical voice. I mean, the way that a voice applies to a writer is the same way that like an eye applies to a director. It's your take.

And I was like, "That is entirely this book." Like, I need to start from the ground up to explain this world because an understanding of this job does not exist in media. There's no television show about audiobook narrators. People don't even have shorthand- [ANNE LAUGHS]

JULIA: That happens, you know. She's there with her best friend who is always trying to build her up and always trying to say, you know, "She's amazing at what she does." So we have a bartender who's like, "Oh, yeah, I love audiobooks. Anything I would have listened to, which is also always a question. And I'm like, I don't know what you read, man. Like, there's thousands of books published a year and I do 30 of them.

ANNE: And it was totally fun. This wasn't like, "Okay, children, let me explain to you." It was totally fun. I was delighted to be along for this ride. What was the kernel that made you think, yes, I want to write a romance novel, set in the world of audiobooks. This is a great idea." What was the nugget of inspiration there?

And the kind of feedback that I was getting from my editor and from my agent, and also my own questions, were "I don't know that audiobooks are big enough industry to support this story." Like, do people care? That's a very fair point. So I just was like, "Okay, maybe it's not the right time." e24fc04721