When you want your words and characters to fly off the page and into people’s headphones, consider having a chat with audiobook voice actor Dena Kouremetis.
A veteran copywriter, blogger, and ghostwriter by trade, she also maintains a blog on healthy aging for Psychology Today called (R)Aging with Grace. A few years back Kouremetis took her vocal talents and began narrating audiobooks. She enjoys voicing anything from self-help books to historical novels to murder mysteries to memoir and beyond. And while she gets work as a narrator for ACX/Audible, she adores working up-close and personal with local authors. Feel free to call her at 415.235.2891 or visit her website at www.DenaKouremetis.com, which she swears is a great bathroom listening experience.
Making words come alive. That’s what floats audiobook narrator Dena Kouremetis’ boat. Whether it’s a memoir, a fantasy, or a novel replete with character accents and mood-altering scenes, she considers it her job to make an audio “movie” out of your written word.
Having been a professional writer for more than 25 years, Kouremetis is unique in the voice-acting world. Her name has appeared on articles and blogs ranging from the Sacramento Bee to Forbes to the New York Post to Psychology Today, where she maintains a light-hearted blog titled (R)aging with Grace — a Nora Ephron-esque column on aging well.
“Narrating audiobooks is an honor for me,” she says. “I have a special understanding of how authors wear their hearts on their sleeves. My job is to handle their words with both imagination and care.” Find a collection of Kouremetis’ colorful narration talents at DenaKouremetis.com.