Luna Rai
Read time: 1620-1625
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Luna Rai is a South Asian actress and audiobook narrator based in Brooklyn, NY, where she records from her professional home studio. A graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Drama, she has spent nearly a decade working in television, film, and theatre. Under the pseudonym Luna Rai alone, she has narrated nearly 30 audiobook titles in Romance, Erotica, and Romantasy. Fluent in Hindi and Urdu, she has a versatile range of accents, including South Asian, British, Indian-British, Arabic, Middle Eastern, Southern American, and several European accents.
When she's not behind the mic or in front of the camera, you'll find her DJing, hanging out with her dog, or getting a little too competitive over a game of Catan!
Christopher Warzynski
Read time: 1625-1630
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A non-binary, genderqueer voice actor based in Chicago, Illinois.
Chris spent most of their life in Charleston, South Carolina, but recently moved to pursue better opportunities and Da Bears.
A Caucasian, Polish-American with conversational proficiency in Japanese, Chris has worked as an electrician, carpenter, karate instructor, and draftsman, leaning hard into the blue-collar lifestyle.
They have a naturally resonant, southern masculine voice and excel at bringing roguish men to life. They are also a character actor for the stage and screen, with a wide array of ensemble voices and tones ranging from nurturing mothers to bloodthirsty monsters.
Chris records from their broadcast-quality home studio and is so grateful to be a part of this showcase. Chris looks forward to meeting and working with publishers of all shapes and sizes.
Yenni Ann Wong
Read time: 1630-1635
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Yenni Ann Wong is a bilingual Narrator with a broadcast quality home studio. She is a first generation Cuban-American, speaking both English and Spanish. Yenni has had the opportunity of lending her voice for animations, live dubbing, toys, video games, commercials, audio dramas and audiobooks. She loves narrating fantasy, romance, mystery and thrillers for all ages, as well as self-help books focusing on elevating one’s business. Yenni’s goal is to help listeners of all ages have an immersive and entertaining audiobook experience!
Zi Robinson
Read time: 1635-1650
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Zi Robinson is a disabled Black American Voice Talent and Competitive Whistler based in Atlanta! She lends her voice to commercials, animations, video games, audiobooks, narrations, and more! Her reads are best described as professional, warm, soothing, intelligent, and deep. She specializes in American, Neutral, Monotone, and Southern female voices.
Krystal Ayala
Read Time: 1650-1655
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Krystal Ayala is a Southern California–born audiobook narrator of Chinese and Native American heritage who brings a multicultural perspective to her work. In addition to English, she speaks conversational Mandarin Chinese and Japanese, allowing her to bring cultural nuance to her performances.
She specializes in romance, fantasy, young adult, and contemporary fiction. Krystal is passionate about immersive, character-driven stories. She enjoys bringing characters to life through emotional performances and expressive dialogue.
Krystal loves collaborating with authors and fellow narrators to create meaningful listening experiences. She believes that an author’s passion is her passion, and considers it an honor to help bring their stories to listeners.
Karen White
Read time: 1655-1700
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Television and voice over actress, Karen Malina White, entered the audiobook scene in 2020. With a distinctly African American voice, Karen has worked mostly in the urban romance genre along with a few YA titles under her belt. Karen's longtime career as an actress and voice over artist serves her well when narrating and creating distinctive characters and voices.
Amir Levi
Read time: 1700-1705
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Amir Levi is a proud non-binary gay Mexican-Israeli Jewish actor. Amir has been performing their entire life, constantly expanding their interest and experience - Theater, Dance, TV, Film, Burlesque, Puppetry, Voiceover, Dubbing, Audiobook Narration...she believes the more areas you develop as an artist, the more they feed into one another.
Amir has always been an avid reader, and was first introduced to audiobooks as an audiobook prepper, which led into audiobook proofing, and now she not only listens to audiobooks as a proofer, but also as a very enthralled listener. They love most genres, but finds particular comfort in magical realism, horror/mystery, and coming-of-age queer stories.
Not just a narrator, they can also be recognized in several TV shows, from “New Girl” to “Night Court.”
As a theater actor, Amir has performed across the gambit from playing historical figures to more outlandish devised works based on fairytales.
Amir’s variety in training, from studying at Sarah Lawrence College, primarily in the Dance Department under the tutelage of Sara Rudner, to theater boot camp at the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Center, to Practical Aesthetics at the Atlantic Theater Conservatory, has led to her having a wide array tools in her belt she likes to draw upon.
She loves to play and work, and loves it when the two intersect. Whether family friendly or subversive, Amir is up to the experience and challenge.
Reshonda Rae
Read time: 1705-1720
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Reshonda Rae is a Black neurospicy woman born and raised in the South with a general American accent and a passion for bringing stories to life. With a background spanning the service industry, retail, and the corporate world, she draws on varied life experiences to tell engaging stories with authenticity. Her start in voice-over began with recording corporate training materials, and she’s now channeling her lifelong love of reading and natural flair for the dramatic into storytelling through her voice. The romance genre is her first love but she’s open to fiction and nonfiction projects across genres, with the exception of horror. Outside of voice work, she enjoys cooking, baking, and a good spa day.
Reyna St James
Read time: 1720-1725
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Reyna St. James is a Black queer classically trained actor, with an MFA in Acting from Rutgers Mason Gross School of the Arts and Shakespeare’s Globe. In addition to her acting, she is an accomplished Intimacy Coordinator and Fight Director in Theater, TV, and Film. Her most recent narration work was with Simon Maverick, bringing Black femme rage off the page in an epic fantasy.
Her warm, melodic, and wry voice brings everything from epic journeys with fierce women, small-town love interests, and the grounded storyteller off the page. Whether in a sweeping fantasy world or one very much like our own, she is passionate about diving into adventurous stories and portraying people searching for connection. Grounded in Fitzmaurice and Linklater vocal techniques, she loves to bring different accents and voices to play in her work.
As a biracial woman she is passionate about connecting with texts that illuminate the complex journey of identity; Stories with characters who are fighting to be fully themselves in worlds that may not accept them, and their own search for self-acceptance and community.