Arielle Audio

I'm honored to announce that I've been selected as a finalist for the 2026 Professional Audiobook Narrators Association "Narrator of Distinction" Award, based on my narration of the YA Fantasy novel, "Demon Dance and Other Disasters" by BR Kingsolver. Thank you to Hilary Eurich and Tantor Media/RB Media for casting me in this series full of magic, chaos, and self-discovery.

This award highlights PANA members who demonstrate the power of human vocal artistry, advance the craft of narration, and represent some of the strongest audiobook performances each year across a breadth of style and talent-based criteria.

I find myself in esteemed company - see all of this years nominees at the link in the comments. Thank you, PANA - The Professional Audiobook Narrators Association for all you do to elevate the visibility of our art form and celebrate great narration!

It's happening again - I'm working with another incredible indie author and am so excited to be able to share this audiobook with you soon!

Kyleen Wren is coming out the gate with an engaging, compelling novel that weaves so many interesting layers together into a fantastic story!

It's so good, and there were a handful of eerie coincidences when she and I first connected that made this a "hell yes!" narration & production project for me.

It's told in the present and through past memories (both remembered by our FMC and not), has memory loss as both a medical and magical condition, coming of age themes, mother/daughter and ancestral relationships and patterns, and then, there's all the present day action.

There will be samples and sneak peeks as we get closer to the release date, and I'll share details here, as well! Link in the comments to her website for pre-orders.

June is a month for highlighting and celebrating 2 things I love - my LGBTQ community, Happy Pride! - and my beloved audiobook industry - Happy June is Audiobook Month!

Here's a little graphic with some of my industry recognition and accomplishments in the audiobook realm. I typically narrated about 10-12 books a year while my kids were younger and I'm recording more now. In the last several years, I've been expanding the genres I can narrate well and finding some new personal favorites.

So, bring on more alien horror ("Frontlines: Evolution" military scifi series), q***r body horror ("Sister, Maiden, Monster") and ancient, apocalyptic cults (Diabhal series), and since it IS Pride month too, I'd love to narrate more q***r and sapphic romance!

Thank you to all the publishers, producers and casting directors who've believed in my reads over the years and who've given me these opportunities to share some incredible stories.

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New self-care: following even more wild animal rescues, so my feed is furrier. Drop your favorites in the comments!

I love everything about this. Make it a goal to use more of your public library's services this summer!

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Voyage Phoenix Magazine reached out for an interview and I was happy to chat about how I became established as a professional voice actor and narrator. The chutzpah I had in high school got me into a radio station and kicked things off for me. I carried that same confidence with me for years to beat the odds and make a full time career of this work. I also get honest about some challenges I've had to overcome along the way. My love for Alwun House and my gluten-free micro-bakery get a mention in there, as well.

Everyone's journey into VO is different, and I'm honored to get to share mine with you.

Conversations with Arielle DeLisle - VoyagePhoenix - Phoenix Today we’d like to introduce you to Arielle DeLisle. Hi Arielle, so excited to have you on the platform. So before we get into questions about your work-life, maybe you can bring our readers up to speed on your story and how you got to where you are today?I’ve always been a creative person, guid...