A studio for stories in sound.
Greenlight Audio is the listening room for the imprint. A public audiobook catalogue, and a studio that will narrate, master, and distribute a manuscript you send us.
A book has a life on the page and another in the listening. We bring narration, production and distribution together around the work.
Project voice
Paul Gibson
Audio production guide
Paul Gibson introduces Greenlight Audio with an invitation to hear how a story meets the ear. He is interested in the first chapter that makes someone linger and the questions an author asks when imagining a manuscript aloud. His welcoming style connects that curiosity with narration, mastering and distribution, making the path towards a listening experience feel approachable.
One studio, two doors.
Listeners browse and unlock titles. Authors send a manuscript. Production, distribution, and royalty collection are the same pipeline either way. Listener plans live on Pricing. Production quotes live on For authors.
What we believe, in five sentences.
The catalogue is public
This is a studio with a shelf you can hear. Browse every title, play the preview, then take the book to the app you already use.
Listening options for each title
Visit an audiobook page for its available samples, chapters and listening options.
You hear the file first
Authors sign off chapter by chapter. Nothing goes to a retailer until you have heard it.
One upload, the platforms you already use
We push finished audio to the retailers and library distributors listed on Distribution — not a promise of every storefront on earth.
Translation is production
A large share of what we record was not written in English first. Send the manuscript in the language it exists in; we quote translation per title.
On the platforms you already use.
Finished titles go to the retailers and library distributors listed on Distribution. Explore the current listening links on that page.
See where titles are live →Part of the Greenlight family
Many audiobooks start as books on greenlight-publishing, or as screenplays at greenlight.film. The three studios share rights where it makes sense.
Want the voice to speak for itself?
Explore the catalogue for title descriptions and listening options. Authors can find production information on For authors.