What's New Hello!  Please check here for news of my latest (or just the most fun) voiceover work. Check back often!   I had a great time at the end of June with APAC in Los Angeles and then was fortunate to be hired by Stefan Rudnicki of Skyboat Road Company in association with Blackstone Audio to voice a story from "Orson Scott Card's Intergalactic Medicine Show".  The story was "Respite" by Rachel Ann Dryden. A wonderful story! I had the amazing experience of being directed by Emily Janice Card. She's a brillant, intuitive director and I learned tons from her. She thought of things I never would have and greatly improved my performance. Thank you Emily!   Audie 2008 Nomination Finalists!! My audiobook "Growing Up Ethnic In America" for Penguin and Audible.com is a finalist in the Short Stories Category!!  I voiced two of the stories and so enjoyed working with Stefan - we are thrilled to be nominated.  Here's to all the nominees - Congragulations and Good Luck! I'm the new female voice for Harley-Davidson. I'm doing their in-store ads with a group of really great people in New York - shout out to Jeremy of In-Store Sports. These are the same guys who do all the Foot-Locker instore ads - great people and great work! My first audiobook for Infinivox "The Cost to be Wise" by Maureen McHugh has been published! The five pieces that I did for McGraw-Hill's Listen To Genius website are starting be uploaded now. The two pieces currently up are by Sarah Bernhardt and Lillian Wald - check them out at:  www.listentogenius.com   Just finished voicing 2 chapters for "Growing Up Ethnic in America" for audible.com -this was great fun! My director was the fabulous Stefan Rudnicki.  The two chapters I performed were:  "Drowning" by Mary Bucci Bush and "Red Velvet Dress" by Naomi Shihab Nye.  Wonderful writing.  With the help of the aforementioned "fabulous Stefan" I voiced Italian, French, Arabic and two southern dialects.  Check back here for a release date. - This has been published!   Another piece that I just finished is entitled "Anthroptic" and is a joint project with the author, Benjamin Rosenbaum and the sculptor, Ethan Ham.  This is a brillant multi-media piece for an art exhibit in New York City.  Please check back here for reviews.  These are two of the smartest, most talented and the nicest men I have ever worked with.  Jump into working with either of these gentlemen when you can.   That's my favorite news for now - all my best to you and yours!