Contact Audiobook Magic

Whether you are exploring the world of audiobooks for the first time, developing an audiobook project, looking for professional guidance, or simply want to share a question or idea, we would be pleased to hear from you. Audiobook Magic is built around a genuine interest in spoken-word storytelling and its editorial heritage and future in spoken-word storytelling and the people, skills and creative decisions that bring books to life in audio. We welcome thoughtful enquiries from authors, publishers, narrators, voice artists, producers, listeners and organisations working across the audiobook industry.

Use the contact form on this page to tell us what you need. A clear, considered message helps us understand the reason for your enquiry and provide a more useful response. You do not need to have every detail finalised before getting in touch. Whether you have a fully developed production brief or are at the earliest stage of considering an audiobook, a short explanation of your plans is a good place to begin.

Start a Conversation

Good communication is an important part of every successful creative project. Audiobooks bring together written content, performance, recording, editing, sound quality, production management and distribution considerations. Even a seemingly straightforward question can involve several different aspects of the process, so we encourage you to explain the context behind your message wherever possible.

Perhaps you are an author wondering whether your latest book would work in audio. You may be a publisher researching narration and production options, an aspiring narrator looking to understand the profession, or a listener seeking information about audiobook formats and listening experiences. You might simply have feedback about something you have read in our editorial coverage. Whatever brings you here, your enquiry is welcome.

Please use the form below and select or describe the subject of your enquiry as clearly as you can. Include any relevant background, the outcome you are hoping for and any specific questions you would like us to address. We aim to make the first step straightforward, professional and approachable.

Audiobook Production and Project Enquiries

Turning a manuscript into a compelling audiobook involves considerably more than recording someone reading a text. A successful production requires attention to the material, the intended audience, the narrator’s interpretation, the recording environment, editing standards and the overall listening experience. The right decisions at the beginning can make a substantial difference to the finished result.

If you are considering an audiobook production project, tell us about the book, its genre, approximate word count and intended audience. It is also useful to explain whether the manuscript is complete, whether you have a particular narrator or performance style in mind, and whether you are researching your options or preparing to move into production. These details help establish the scope of your project and the questions that matter most.

We welcome enquiries relating to fiction, non-fiction, business books, educational material, biographies, personal development, specialist publications and other forms of spoken-word content. Every category presents its own creative and practical considerations. A character-driven novel may require distinctive voices, pacing and carefully controlled performances, while a technical or educational title may place greater emphasis on clarity, accuracy and consistency.

If you are working to a particular release date, production schedule or commercial requirement, please mention this in your message. You can also outline any known technical specifications, delivery expectations or accessibility considerations. Providing this context at the outset helps avoid unnecessary back-and-forth and allows a more focused discussion.

Authors, Independent Publishers and Rights Holders

For authors and publishers, an audiobook can create a valuable additional way for readers to experience a title. Audio offers flexibility for people who listen while travelling, exercising, working around the home or simply prefer spoken-word content. It can also introduce a book to audiences who may not otherwise encounter the printed or digital edition.

However, deciding to produce an audiobook involves important questions. Is the book suited to narration? Should it be performed by a single narrator or a larger cast? Would the material benefit from a particular vocal style? What production standard is appropriate for the intended audience and distribution strategy? How should the project be planned, budgeted and managed? These are the kinds of considerations worth exploring before committing to a production.

Authors and rights holders contacting us should briefly explain their relationship to the work and whether audio rights are available and under their control. Publishers may wish to describe their catalogue, the type of titles they are considering for audio and any established production requirements. We appreciate that project details can be commercially sensitive, so please share only the information necessary for an initial discussion. Do not submit confidential manuscripts, contracts or sensitive personal information through the general contact form.

Narrators, Voice Artists and Creative Professionals

Audiobook narration is a specialist performance discipline. It requires much more than having a pleasant speaking voice. Professional narrators need to communicate meaning, sustain believable characterisation, maintain consistent pacing, handle dialogue naturally and deliver performances that remain engaging over an entire book. They also need the technical awareness and recording discipline required to produce clean, dependable audio.

We welcome relevant enquiries from narrators, voice artists, audio editors, engineers, producers, directors and other professionals whose work contributes to audiobook creation. If you are introducing your services or exploring a potential collaboration, explain your experience, areas of specialism and the type of projects that interest you. It is helpful to mention whether your expertise is primarily in performance, recording, post-production, quality control, project coordination or another part of the production process.

For professional introductions, please provide a concise overview rather than sending a large collection of unsolicited material. Tell us what distinguishes your work, the genres or formats with which you have experience, and what sort of professional relationship you are seeking. Any relevant portfolio information can be described in your message, but please do not include web addresses or attachments containing material you do not have permission to share.

Questions About Narration and the Listening Experience

Choosing how a book should sound is one of the most important creative decisions in audiobook production. Narration influences atmosphere, character, comprehension, emotional impact and the listener’s relationship with the material. A strong performance should feel appropriate to the book rather than drawing attention to itself unnecessarily.

If your enquiry concerns narration, tell us about the genre and tone of the work, the qualities you believe a narrator should bring to it, and any challenges you are trying to solve. For example, you may be considering pronunciation of specialist terminology, the handling of dialogue, regional accents, multiple characters, sensitive subject matter or the balance between expressive performance and clear delivery.

Listeners are also welcome to get in touch with questions or observations about audiobook experiences. Feedback from the people who actually listen is valuable because it highlights the practical details that can make audio enjoyable, accessible and easy to follow. We are interested in considered comments about narration, production quality, listening habits, formats and developments in the wider audiobook landscape.

Editorial Enquiries, Feedback and Corrections

Audiobook Magic aims to provide useful, clear and relevant information for people interested in audiobooks and spoken-word production. The subject covers a wide range of disciplines, from voice performance and recording technology to publishing decisions, accessibility, distribution and the changing expectations of listeners. We value constructive feedback that helps us maintain the quality and usefulness of our editorial work.

Contact us if you have a suggestion for a topic, a question about an article, an observation about an industry development or a correction that you believe should be considered. When referring to a particular article, include its title and explain which statement or section you are asking about. For factual corrections, please provide enough context to help us understand the issue and assess the information responsibly.

We are particularly interested in informed perspectives that add depth to discussions about audiobook production and listening. This may include practical experience, emerging techniques, changes in professional standards, accessibility considerations or the challenges facing independent authors and creative professionals. Editorial suggestions are considered on their relevance, accuracy, originality and suitability for the publication. Submission of an idea does not guarantee that it will be commissioned or published.

Business, Partnerships and Collaboration

The audiobook sector is supported by a broad professional community. Authors, publishers, production studios, narrators, casting professionals, audio specialists, technology providers and other organisations all contribute to the development of the format. We are open to hearing from individuals and businesses interested in discussing relevant professional opportunities and potential collaborations.

For business enquiries, please introduce your organisation, explain the area in which you operate and describe the purpose of your proposed conversation. Be specific about the opportunity and the contribution you believe you could make. Whether your interest concerns a creative project, an editorial initiative, a professional service or a broader industry discussion, a focused introduction makes it easier to assess whether there is a meaningful fit.

We are interested in professional approaches that are relevant to Audiobook Magic and its audience. Generic bulk messages, unrelated promotions and proposals that do not explain their purpose are unlikely to receive the same consideration as a thoughtful, clearly presented enquiry. Please outline the substance of your proposal rather than relying on broad claims or unsolicited promotional material.

Technical Support and Website Enquiries

If you experience a technical issue while using the Audiobook Magic website, please let us know. Useful details include the page or feature involved, the device and browser you are using, what you expected to happen and what actually happened. If the issue appeared after following a particular sequence of steps, describe those steps in order.

For example, tell us whether a page fails to load, content appears incorrectly, a feature does not respond or text is difficult to read on a particular screen. Include the approximate date and time of the problem if relevant. Clear, practical information helps distinguish a website issue from a local browser, device or connection problem.

Please do not include passwords, payment card details, account credentials or other sensitive security information in your message. The contact form is intended for general enquiries and is not a secure channel for exchanging confidential account or financial data.

How to Make Your Enquiry More Useful

You can help us understand your message by including a few straightforward details. Start with a subject that summarises the reason for contacting us. Explain who you are in relation to the enquiry, such as an author, publisher, narrator, listener, researcher or business representative. Then describe the issue, question or opportunity in a few clear paragraphs.

Where appropriate, include relevant project information such as the book’s genre, approximate length, intended audience, current stage of development and anticipated timescale. For technical or editorial matters, identify the page, feature or subject involved and explain precisely what needs attention. For a business proposal, describe the value and practical purpose of the suggested collaboration.

It is also useful to tell us what kind of response would help you. You may be looking for general information, a discussion of possible next steps, clarification of an article, consideration of a proposal or guidance on a particular production question. A clear indication of your expectations gives the conversation a productive starting point.

Before submitting, check that your email address is correct so that a response can reach you. Keep your message focused, use straightforward language and avoid sending unnecessary personal or confidential information. A concise but informative enquiry is usually more effective than a long message in which the central question is difficult to identify.

What Happens After You Contact Us?

Once you submit the form, your enquiry can be reviewed and considered in context. The appropriate response will depend on its subject, complexity and relevance. Some questions may be straightforward, while production proposals, editorial matters and technical issues may require closer consideration before a useful answer can be provided.

We aim to approach correspondence professionally and respectfully. However, we cannot guarantee an immediate response or a specific response time. Availability, the volume of enquiries and the information supplied can all affect how quickly a matter can be considered. Where a message requires additional detail, further clarification may be necessary before the issue can be addressed properly.

Submitting an enquiry does not automatically establish a client relationship, create a production agreement, constitute acceptance of a proposal or guarantee that a project will be undertaken. Any commercial engagement or professional arrangement would need to be discussed and agreed separately, with the relevant scope, responsibilities and terms made clear.

Respectful Communication and Privacy

We welcome respectful, constructive communication from people with different levels of experience and different perspectives on audiobooks. You do not need to be an industry professional to ask a question, and you do not need to have a fully formed project to start a conversation. Clear and courteous communication helps create a better experience for everyone.

Please use the contact form responsibly and provide information relevant to your enquiry. Do not submit unlawful, abusive, misleading or inappropriate material, and do not use the form for unsolicited bulk marketing. Avoid sharing sensitive personal data, confidential business information or documents that should only be exchanged through an appropriately secure process.

Information submitted through the form is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy in accordance with the website’s privacy practices. The details you provide should be limited to what is reasonably necessary for us to understand and respond to your message. By submitting an enquiry, you should ensure that the information is accurate and that you are entitled to provide any personal or project details included in it.

We Look Forward to Hearing from You

Audiobooks continue to create opportunities for stories, ideas and expertise to reach people in a different and often deeply personal way. Behind every memorable listening experience is a combination of thoughtful writing, skilled performance and careful production. The industry depends on people who care about quality, creativity, communication and the needs of listeners.

Whether you are developing a new title, building your career as a narrator, researching production choices, exploring a professional opportunity or sharing feedback, we appreciate you taking the time to contact Audiobook Magic. Every useful conversation begins with a clear question or a well-explained idea, and we welcome the opportunity to understand yours.

Complete the contact form below with your details and message. Please make your subject clear, provide enough context for us to understand your enquiry and ensure that your email address is accurate. We will consider your message and respond where appropriate.

Send Us Your Enquiry

Use the form below to contact the Audiobook Magic team. We welcome relevant questions, feedback, professional introductions and project enquiries. Thank you for your interest in Audiobook Magic.