I've been listening to Euphoria on Audible books, and I liked the female reader enough to look up her name, which sounded like X-E Zanze. It turned out to be Xe Sands--information much easier to find on the Audible website than are the translators of their books. (My students once had a problem with Kindred because when I asked who was narrating the story, they heard on the recorded version that it was "narrated by"...I meant who was telling the story in the written form. I wish Audible would say "Read by...")
Anyway, what I like about Xe Sands' voice is the natural, creamy quality that catches in a really lovely way. I'd like to know how she would describe her own voice. I'll bet she's gotten a lot of compliments on it.
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