Narrator Jeremy Frazier

Jeremy Frazier didn’t start in a booth. He spent hours on the road listening to audiobooks and quietly thinking, “I’d say that line differently.” Those hours and criticisms eventually turned into a full audiobook narration career and a deep love for LitRPG and progression fantasy.

We talk through how Jeremy keeps character voices consistent across long series, why some accents are easy to drop into while others can be harder to nail down, and how genre and writing style shape the size of a performance. He explains how prep notes and chapter summaries prevent painful re-records, and why it’s a gift when indie authors are reachable for quick continuity checks.

Then we get into the production side and industry trends. We also dig into why LitRPG audiobook narration increasingly feels like full voice acting, with bigger range, tighter control, and more technical decisions happening mid-recording. Along the way, we shout out projects like A Titan’s Core and Dungeons and Deliveries, plus the appeal of stories about regular people trying to survive instead of instant overpowered heroes.

If you enjoy audiobook craft, LitRPG narration, voice acting, or the behind-the-scenes reality of making fantasy audiobooks work, you’ll want this one. Subscribe, share it with an audiobook friend, and leave a review if you want more conversations like this.

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