Tom Jordan

What was the first audiobook you performed?

Shadow of Shame by Barbara Goss

What title or series are you best known for?

The Black Farm by Elias Witherow

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

The Black Farm by Elias Witherow
Screaming and Conjuring by Clark Collis
By the Light of Dead Stars by Andrew Van Wey
Head Like a Hole by Andrew Van Wey
Gutter Medicine by Roger Huder

Where else have we heard your voice?

Corporate narrations for Extron
Podcasts (both hosted by me and me as a guest) – Numerous

What do you always have in the booth?

Water
My “Slow the F* Down!” sign

How did you come to performing audiobooks?

I did voiceover for a couple of decades and ran into someone from Edge Studio feedback forum who introduced me to audiobooks – never looked back.

Anything else you’d like a listener to know?

I believe even the most outlandish story needs something recognizably human at its heart. That’s what I’m looking for when I step into the booth—something that makes a character feel like a person, even one you’d cross the street to avoid.

There’s something pretty wonderful about being invited to keep you company while you drive, walk the dog, or tackle the laundry. Thank you for that. I hope I’ve occasionally made you sit in the driveway a little longer than you intended.

And yes, I do sometimes argue with myself in different voices. Occupational hazard.