Writing for Audiobooks:
Audio First for Flow & Impact

This is a practical guide for authors and publishers getting into audiobooks. It’s packed with radio writing tips and performance-friendly techniques to transform the impact of your audiobook.

Jules Horne has a background in radio as a staff writer with the BBC and Swiss Radio International. Her writing and editing include stories, features, news, drama scripts and adaptation.

She draws on her hands-on writing and production experience to help you create an audiobook script your narrator will love reading aloud.

Don’t go spending on audiobook production till you’ve learned the basics of writing for the ear!

Jules Horne is writer, teacher and publisher with a background in BBC Radio. She has a particular love of audio, and has written radio and stage drama, as well as radio news and features. She has 13 years’ experience as a creative writing tutor and course writer for the Open University, where she co-wrote the Creative Writing MA Script strand. She has also worked with Playwrights’ Studio Scotland as a tutor and dramaturg, and has her own indie author audio production studio.

“Concise, helpful and transformed my scriptwriting in one sitting.”
– Anthony Wood

“Jules Horne draws on her BBC Radio experience and her skills in writing fiction, drama and non-fiction to pen a very helpful, step-by-step guide.”
– Merryn Appleby

“Very useful read. If you are considering writing for audio, this is a book you don't want to miss. Great, practical tips!”

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