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James-Moore, Jonathan

Jonathan James-Moore read Engineering at Cambridge, or rather just looked at the diagrams. Lured by the stage, he spent ten years as a theatre manager, joining the BBC in 1978 where, by a process of erosion – all other talent having left for TV – he rose to be Head of Light Entertainment, Radio. He now works as a freelance audio producer.

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A Word in Your Ear

Jonathan James-Moore on audiobooks

I am, literally, a bad reader. I have mild dyslexia and well remember, when reading Peyton Place in my youth, taking ‘sonofabitch’ as ‘sofabitch’ and thinking it was a piece of bordello furniture. I am also partially sighted and have difficulty reading in either bright or low light; and with poor peripheral vision I tend to miss the ends of lines. So the advent of audio tapes and of the Talking Book (pioneered by the RNIB) has been a splendid thing for me.

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