Book: The Call of the Wild
Author: Jack London
Category: Adventure Fiction
Year of Publication: 1903
Status: Public Domain text
Length: 3h11m17s
VO Style: Classic storyteller
Market: Audiobook
Tag: narrator
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The Call of the Wild – Complete Audiobook
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Demo #38: The Demon-Haunted World (audiobook)
Book: The Demon-Haunted World
Author: Carl Sagan
Length: 6:40
Style: Conversational narrator
Market: Audiobook -
Demo #34: What Do You Care What Other People Think? (audiobook)
Book: What Do You Care What Other People Think?
Author: Richard Feynman
Length: 1:56
Style: Conversational narrator
Market: Audiobook -
Demo #41: The Devil’s Chessboard (audiobook)
Book: The Devil’s Chessboard
Author: David Talbot
Length: 4:40
Style: Authoritative narrator
Market: Audiobook -
Demo #44: Science of Superstition (audiobook)
Book: “The Science of Superstition”
Author: Bruce Hood
Length: 5:09
Style: Authoritative narrator
Market: Audiobook -
Character Demo #32 :: Mr. Whiskey Whiskers: felis catus (*NOT* a BBC Life documentary about a domestic cat)
Mr. Whiskey Whiskers: felis catus
(*NOT* a BBC Life documentary about a domestic cat)
Length: 6:46
Word count: 555
Style: Cartoonish David Attenborough
Market: YouTube (short)I was inspired to write/record/edit/produce this short by the fickle behaviour of one of my pet cats, the incomparable Whiskey Whiskers. It is a fun parody, but everything in the video is true. It really was -34℃ on that day, and Whiskey really did ask to go out into the back yard repeatedly, only to change his mind as soon as the door was open. In case you are wondering, only dangerously cold temperatures, or rain, will give Whiskey pause; in the absence of those he bolts through the door as soon as it is opened.