The Jodi TaylorBookshelf
Meet the five performers credited alongside Jodi’s occasional author readings.
Actor & audiobook narrator
A familiar voice across St Mary’s, the Time Police and several other corners of Jodi’s world.
An opening novel: a natural introduction to this narrator’s work here.
Open retailer listing / look for Preview ↗Audiobook narrator
The voice of the Frogmorton Farm recordings listed in this library.
An opening novel: a natural introduction to this narrator’s work here.
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The narrator credited as Kate Scarfe on the White Silence edition listed here.
An opening novel: a natural introduction to this narrator’s work here.
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The narrator of the A Bachelor Establishment recording listed here.
An opening novel: a natural introduction to this narrator’s work here.
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A different voice for Markham’s own St Mary’s adventure.
A later St Mary’s adventure: best after the earlier novels.
Open retailer listing / look for Preview ↗These credits come from our linked UK edition listings. Choose a book to check its exact recording and source.
St Mary’s is not generally a two-person reading. Zara Ramm reads the listed novels. Jodi Taylor and Piers Wehner have selected shorter-work credits. The audio package for When Did You Last See Your Father? credits Jodi and Zara; that does not establish that they perform the story together.
Elizabeth Cage: White Silence credits Kate Scarfe (professionally Katie Scarfe); the later listed books credit Zara Ramm. Collections may have different readers from their separately released stories.
In her June 2024 interview, Zara explains how she annotates manuscripts, keeps track of character voices and handles recording mistakes.
Read Zara’s interview on Jodi’s website ↗Listening links open authorised retailer pages, not copied audio. Look for the Preview control on the selected edition; availability can vary by region. Some links open a series listing so you can select the exact title.
Narrator credits link to UK editions. Photo links point to original sources.
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