THE ENGLISH VOICE

“John Sackville – The unparalleled narrator of non-fiction…”

– Audible

If we’re talking first impressions?

Smooth. Clear. Reassuring…

The neighbour who’ll keep an eye on things. The doctor by your bedside. The trusted friend. Which may be why recent work includes the radio campaign for The Woodland Trust’s Big Climate Fightback and the Christmas Appeal for the PDSA – Saving Pets, Changing Lives..

But delve a little deeper?

Unpredictable. Versatile. Mercurial…

The priest with the bootleg whisky. The cardsharp in a darkened room. The mad hatter at the tea party. And having voiced over a thousand different characters in over a hundred audio books for Penguin Random House, Harper Collins and Audible, among others, there is a very wide range of accents to match the multiple personalities that go with them. Along with numerous voices for games such as Warhammer and Gwent for Sega, Playstation 4 and Xbox One. – So will it be Jekyll? Or Hyde? You choose.

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Audio Books

NON-FICTION

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There are few corners of any bookshop in the world with a subject that’s not been tackled at some point over the years. From Cosmology, Geology and Politics to Philosophy, Nutrition and Sport.

“The unparalleled narrator of non-fiction…”

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Fiction

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And those stories that people make up? From edge-of-your-seat thrillers, to a clutch of Booker nominated novelists, to international enfant terribles such as Michel Houellebecq, to ancient Greek myths by the world’s most venerated poets.

“John Sackville has a beautifully modulated voice and reads with an unusual combination of intelligent inquiry and drama”

The Times on Why We Sleep – Audiobook of the Week with over 5,000 five star reviews on Audible

RADIO DRAMA

From prose to verse. From R4 dramas to radio series for the Royal Shakespeare Company. From 17th century rural Berkshire to the post-industrial mining community of Leeds. Be it the voice of a generation from a 19th century lunatic asylum or a pretender to the English throne in 1497.