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September 13, 2026
AudiobookRush ALL ABOUT THE VOICES IN YOUR HEAD
In the Booth

Margaret Strom

1000+ audiobooks Compiled by AR Team · 1 min read · September 2, 2026

What title or series are you best known for?

Crochet & Crumpets Mysteries by Betty Hechtman

If a listener wanted to get to know your work, which of your audiobooks would you point them to?

Crochet & Crumpets Mystery series by Betty Hechtman
Nora Black Midlife Psychic Mysteries by Renee George
Locust Point Mysteries by Libby Howard
Journey to the Afterlife by Kristy Robinett
Decarcerating Disability by Liat Ben-Moshe

Where else have we heard your voice?

I was the original voice across all US airports for TSA announcements for a decade
Back to the Wild: US Park services Assateague Island CD
Colonial Penn Insurance….Grandma
Political Announcements

What do you always have in the booth?

Water, a notebook, a dictionary, and extra iPad

How did you come to performing audiobooks?

I started with the Library of Congress in DC in 1997 as side work while working as a SAGAFTRA, AEA actress. I thought it a one time job, but got put on their roster and fell in love with audiobooks. I kept up the LOC work for many many years, even after moving into commercial books, along with all my other professional voiceover work.

Anything else you’d like a listener to know?

I always create particular listeners I envision to whom I am reading and work with them, laugh, cry and enter into the materials with them. Being in the studio is not a lonely place for me!

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