Hi, I’m Gid Newell. I’m a professional voice over artist and specialize in audiobooks. A smooth, articulate baritone laced with dry wit and sharp intelligence — like your favorite professor moonlighting as a stand-up comic. Let's Talk! Listen to my Audiobook Samples 0:00 / 0:00 Muscadel – “Oswald Bastable and Others” by Edith Nesbit This book is a collection of short stories about different children. Four of the stories feature the Bastable children. Genre(s): Children’s Fiction, Fairy Tales Chapter 7 – A Desperate Resolve – “Nobody’s Rose” by Adele Eugenia Thompson In the hustle and bustle of the big city, nobody heard the small cry of a child. A policeman finally stopped and asked her where she lived. Posey has been homeless since her mother died, but her life is about to change for the better. Genre(s): Family Fiction Chapters 20 – Irene Tells The Truth – “The Maxwell Mystery” by Carolyn Wells An early murder mystery by the prolific American author Carolyn Wells, and the first one to feature her famous detective, Fleming Stone. A group of people, including an English earl, have been invited to a house party at Maxwell Chimneys, where spoilt society heir Philip Maxwell lives with his uncle and aunt. Everyone expects a few days of entertainment and flirtation, but on the first evening, Philip is found dead in the library, alongside an unconscious woman who has the murder weapon in her hand. A local detective is consulted to help one of the guests (the narrator) find the murderer. After prolonged efforts, and at their wits’ end, the two bring in Fleming Stone, who rapidly and easily clears up the mystery. Genre(s): Detective Fiction Chapter 5, The Golden Oriole – “A Chapter on Birds” by Richard Bowdler Sharpe A book about birds that are rare in England, but may visit from time to time. Genre(s): Nonfiction, Animals Let's Talk! YouTube Narration NYT Crossword Solves Monday: Hard As Hell – NYT crossword 6/16/2025 Monday: Plain As The Nose – NYT crossword 6/9/2025 Monday: BRUUUCE – NYT crossword 6/2/2025 Monday: It’s-a-1-Up – NYT crossword 5/26/2025 Monday: For The Score! – NYT crossword 5/19/2025 Monday: Double Fault – NYT crossword 5/12/2025 Monday: OUTATIME – NYT crossword 5/5/2025 Let's Talk! About Gid I began my public speaking career at age 12 doing weekly bible readings, as a “lector” at church. Standing in front of a few hundred people with all eyes on you teaches you how to control your breathing, your heart rate, and your fear. I learned to slow down, scan ahead in my text, and always prepare in advance with the right amount of emphasis and proper pausing. I’m also an elementary school teacher, where I’m famous for my daily (and lively) storybook read-alouds. If you’re in Kindergarten (only), you may call me by nickname- Mr. Noodle. In the classroom, I found I have a talent for holding attention by using dynamics in my voice; even the texts that seem the driest can be brought to life when you read conversationally. And when it’s fiction- a little vocal accenting for characters goes a long way. Audiences get distracted with over-the-top and unrealistic caricatures, and I don’t want to cheapen the hard work of my authors. A fiction narrator’s job is to differentiate the characters enough that audiences forget that they are even listening to another person. They are instead swept up in your words, storylines, and drama- experiencing the same situations and emotions as your characters. When I’m not in the sound booth, I enjoy running in half-marathons and 5k road races. I also perform in local community theater doing one-act plays and scenes from Shakespeare. Being able to read smoothly and effectively has always come naturally for me. I can provide a wide array of different vocal styles ranging from deep and serious narration, all the way to the goofy cartoon character. I look forward to working with you! Let's Talk! Audiobooks Vivamus consectetuer hendrerit lacus. Vivamus quis mi. Nulla porta dolor. Duis arcu tortor, suscipit eget, imperdiet nec, imperdiet iaculis, ipsum. Praesent blandit laoreet.Vivamus consectetuer hendrerit lacus. Vivamus quis mi. Nulla porta dolor. Duis arcu tortor, suscipit eget, imperdiet nec, imperdiet iaculis, ipsum. Praesent blandit laoreet.Vivamus consectetuer hendrerit lacus. Vivamus quis mi. Nulla porta dolor. Duis arcu tortor, suscipit eget, imperdiet nec, imperdiet iaculis, ipsum. Praesent blandit laoreet. Let's Talk! 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