Frank Muller

Frank Muller was one of the most celebrated audiobook narrators in history, widely regarded as one of the founding masters of the art form. His narration of works by John le Carré, Pat Conroy, and Stephen King set standards that continue to influence the industry. Muller's voice was rich, warm, and capable of extraordinary emotional nuance. He was inducted into the AudioFile Narrator Hall of Fame and won numerous Audie Awards. Muller suffered a severe motorcycle accident in 2001 that ended his career, and he passed away in 2008. His recordings remain some of the finest audiobook performances ever produced.