Show Notes
Audiobooks create a different kind of connection than print. This episode shows you how to use that connection well. Rory sits down with audiobook creative director Tavia Gilbert to talk about what separates an audiobook that people finish from one that people feel. They break down the shift from "reading" to "performing," why emotional delivery builds trust, and how audio can deepen impact in a way that stays with a listener long after the chapter ends. If you're writing a book and considering audio, this episode will help you make smarter decisions before you hit record.
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