Lucinda is a classically trained actor with a BFA in Drama from Carnegie-Mellon University. Before entering the world of voice-over, she spent almost 50 years working in theatre both on and off stage.

 

She actually recorded her first audiobook in 1965. She was nine and had received a reel-to-reel tape recorder and a book of Edgar Allan Poe short stories for Christmas. So that was how she spent her Christmas vacation.

 

She is a huge Shakespeare fan and love to geek out about iambic pentameter, when he breaks it and why, how he uses rhetorical devices, and how the sounds of the words he has written tell you so much about what the character is thinking and feeling.

 

She  grew up in a small university town in the rural midwest, has lived in a number of cities east of the Mississippi, and finally settled in North Carolina to raise a family.

 

Her favorite stories to narrate (and read) are cozy mysteries. She also enjoys Historical Fiction (especially stories set in the Gilded Age), Literary Fiction, Thrillers, Romance, and Self-Help non-fiction. 

 

When not in the booth, she enjoys taking walks in the neighborhood, playing games, cooking, attending live theatre, reading, and knitting. She is famous for her cherry pie.