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The Niagara Event
Science fiction & fantasy · Unabridged · 8 hrs 46 mins · Released October 5, 2026
Most never have a Niagara Event, but for those lucky few, it’s a life-changing experience. Lisa and Brooke start university to study the phenomenon and, while Lisa dreams of getting her own Event, Brooke just wants to make her brother happy.
What they discover are underground black markets, shady research organizations, and just how far some will go to be special.
As they’re drawn in, they quickly realize how the madness of Niagara Events can consume you.
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Hear excerpts
Three excerpts from the audiobook, as published. The book alternates between Lisa’s and Brooke’s points of view.
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Lisa meets SuzetteFrom Lisa's chapters. Narration and two characters, 1 min 39
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Brooke confronts her brotherFrom Brooke's chapters. A sibling argument, 2 min 9
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An argument at workTwo men and rising tension, 1 min 19
Demos
Demo recordings I made from public-domain books, nonfiction and fiction. They are samples of my reading, not published audiobooks.
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Arriving in PhiladelphiaBenjamin Franklin, Autobiography, ch. 3. Memoir, 3 min 17
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A night among the pinesRobert Louis Stevenson, Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes. Travel writing, 1 min 41
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A medical dictionaryJerome K. Jerome, Three Men in a Boat, ch. 1. Comic narration, 2 min 5
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Holmes explainsArthur Conan Doyle, “The Adventure of the Speckled Band.” Holmes and Watson, 1 min 28
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The voice of the seaKate Chopin, The Awakening, ch. 6. Literary fiction, 1 min 57
The studio
I record in an acoustically treated home booth, then edit and master the audio myself and deliver files that meet ACX requirements. Every chapter is proofed against the manuscript before the author hears it.
- MicrophoneRode NT1 condenser
- InterfaceFocusrite Scarlett 2i2
- RecordingREAPER
- ProofingPozotron
About
Male voice, general American accent. I narrate fiction and nonfiction; the demos above include a memoir and a travel book. In a novel, every character gets a voice of their own. I’m also open to character work for video games.
I'm based near Nashville, Tennessee, and available for new projects. Rights holders on ACX can find me there as Ian Kirk; everyone else can email me.
Get in touch
If you're an author or publisher with a book that needs a voice, send me a sample chapter and I'll record an audition.