Witty. Radiant. Classic. Warmth and wisdom with a wink.
Anne Marie in her studio.
Anne Marie garnered a SOVAS Award nomination for this audiobook.
MEET ANNE MARIE
SOVAS Award-Nominated Audiobook Narrator
What do Greek mythology, cozy mysteries, historical fiction, classic literature, and mathematical fiction have in common? Audiobook narrator Anne Marie Lewis, who loves those genres! In the booth, while bringing both nonfiction and fiction titles to audio life, she draws from a deep knowledge of the classics, a facility with languages and dialects, her Filipino-Irish heritage and over thirty years’ stage experience performing opera and theatre. She has recorded for Pink Flamingo Productions, Audiobook Empire, The Talking Book, Monster Ivy, Sutherland House, and The Parliament House Press, as well as for Learning Ally. Outside the booth, Anne Marie battles invasive plant species in her garden, cheers on her athlete sons, cantors weddings and funerals, and enjoys all kinds of Japanese food — including natto. Yum!
Anne Marie in an official head shot.
Anne Marie’s most recent release.
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CONTACT ANNE MARIE: amlewis@ameritech.net
MEET MY MUSE
Mnemosyne, goddess of memory and storytelling and muse to Anne Marie. Painted by Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Re-imagined by Anne Marie Lewis.
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About WinterDream:
“Anne Marie Lewis brings a smooth and quiet narration style to this Nutcracker retelling... Lewis uses distinct voices and tonal variation to distinguish characters. Her precise portrayal of Clara and Clara's transformation brings the Christmas favorite to life. This is an engaging and wonderfully paced narration. Listeners will delight in Lewis's expressive delivery, which puts this classic in a new light.” M.L.S. © AudioFile 2021.
About The Hundredth Time Around:
“The listener will feel the sand and surf in this steamy summer romance, narrated by Anne Marie Lewis and John York...The engaging voices of narrators Lewis and York enhance the appealing qualities of the two lovers. The story is told from alternating points of view with Lewis lending a sympathetic understanding of Cassidy and her grandmother...” J.E.S. © AudioFile 2021.
