A Familiar Voice, A New Chapter
Just when I thought the audio journey of Jim Garraty had found its rhythm, a new harmony emerged.
Bryan Haddock — whose voice and style left a lasting impression during auditions for Reunion: A Story — reached out with a quiet surprise. He’d already downloaded Comings and Goings – The Art of Being Seen, drawn in by the emotional pulse of the story. And now, he’s preparing an audition.
It’s a moment of quiet joy. Bryan’s message wasn’t just professional; it was personal. “I really liked the feel of Reunion,” he wrote. “It was well written.” That kind of resonance — the kind that lingers and invites — is what I hope for every time I release a story into the world.
If all goes well, Bryan may lend his voice to Comings and Goings, deepening the emotional architecture of the Garratyverse. With Stefan (Steve) Lee producing Reunion: Coda, Brandon Padilla narrating Reunion, and Bryan potentially joining for this next installment, the audio tapestry is beginning to reflect the layered intimacy of the stories themselves.
Bryan hasn’t sent over his audition for Comings and Goings yet, and we haven’t made anything official. Still, I can’t help but feel good about where things are heading. He mentioned he’ll try to record his audition later today, and something about his approach — his genuine enthusiasm, the way he connected with Reunion — makes me think this could be the start of something special.
Stay tuned. The art of being seen continues — in new voices, new chapters, and the quiet magic of shared memory.
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