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  • Julius Caesar
    • The Gallic Wars
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
      • Book 4
      • Book 5
      • Book 6
      • Book 7
      • Book 8
    • The Civil War
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
  • Sallust
    • War with Catiline
    • Jugurthine War
  • Josephus
    • The Jewish War
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
      • Book 4
      • Book 5
      • Book 6
      • Book 7
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  • Herodotus
    • The Histories
      • Book 1 · Clio
      • Book 2 · Euterpe
      • Book 3 · Thalia
      • Book 4 · Melpomene
      • Book 5 · Terpsichore
      • Book 6 · Erato
      • Book 7 · Polymnia
      • Book 8 · Urania
      • Book 9 · Calliope
  • Thucydides
    • The Peloponnesian War
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
      • Book 4
      • Book 5
      • Book 6
      • Book 7
      • Book 8
  • Xenophon
    • Anabasis
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
      • Book 4
      • Book 5
      • Book 6
      • Book 7
    • Hellenica
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
      • Book 4
      • Book 5
      • Book 6
      • Book 7
  • Arrian
    • Anabasis of Alexander
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
      • Book 4
      • Book 5
      • Book 6
      • Book 7
  • Polybius
    • The Histories
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
      • Book 4
      • Book 5
  • Livy
    • History of Rome
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
      • Book 4
      • Book 5
      • Book 6
      • Book 7
      • Book 8
      • Book 9
      • Book 10
      • Book 21
      • Book 22
      • Book 23
      • Book 24
      • Book 25
      • Book 26
      • Book 27
      • Book 28
      • Book 29
      • Book 30
      • Book 31
      • Book 32
      • Book 33
      • Book 34
      • Book 35
      • Book 36
      • Book 37
      • Book 38
      • Book 39
      • Book 40
      • Book 41 (lacuna start)
      • Book 42
      • Book 43
      • Book 44
      • Book 45
  • Appian
    • The Civil Wars
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
      • Book 4
      • Book 5
  • Tacitus
    • Annals
      • Book 1
      • Book 2
      • Book 3
      • Book 4
      • Book 5 (fragmentary)
      • Book 6
      • Book 11
      • Book 12
      • Book 13
      • Book 14
      • Book 15
      • Book 16
  • Plutarch
    • Parallel Lives
      • Theseus
      • Romulus
      • Lycurgus
      • Numa
      • Solon
      • Publicola
      • Themistocles
      • Camillus
      • Pericles
      • Fabius Maximus
      • Alcibiades
      • Coriolanus
      • Timoleon
      • Aemilius Paullus
      • Pelopidas
      • Marcellus
      • Aristides
      • Cato the Elder
      • Philopoemen
      • Flamininus
      • Pyrrhus
      • Marius
      • Lysander
      • Sulla
      • Cimon
      • Lucullus
      • Nicias
      • Crassus
      • Eumenes
      • Sertorius
      • Agesilaus
      • Pompey
      • Alexander
      • Caesar
      • Phocion
      • Cato the Younger
      • Agis
      • Cleomenes
      • Tiberius Gracchus
      • Gaius Gracchus
      • Demosthenes
      • Cicero
      • Demetrius
      • Antony
      • Dion
      • Brutus
      • Artaxerxes
      • Aratus
      • Galba
      • Otho
  • Suetonius
    • The Twelve Caesars
      • Julius Caesar
      • Augustus
      • Tiberius
      • Caligula
      • Claudius
      • Nero
      • Galba
      • Otho
      • Vitellius
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      • Domitian
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Library

Lend Your Voice

Who wouldn’t want to be the voice of Plutarch? If you have a deep archive of high-quality spoken audio, we can clone your voice and put it to work on the classics.

Help build the library

A call for creators — not a paid gig.

The Voice is History is a subscribe-first library of ancient texts with full narration, word-level highlighting, and multiple voices. We’re expanding the shelf constantly — and great voices make the difference.

If you’re a podcaster, narrator, educator, or creator with many hours of clean, high-quality recordings of your speaking voice, we can train a voice clone from that archive and apply it to a work in the TVIH library.

Imagine listeners following Cicero, Livy, or Tacitus — in your voice.

1

You bring the archive

Hours of clear speech — podcasts, lectures, narrations. Studio-ish quality helps. No need to re-record the classics yourself.

2

We clone & cast

We build a voice model and assign it to a work that fits. You become a named narrator on the shelf alongside our existing voices.

3

Listeners hear you

Word-synced audio, multi-voice picker, the full TVIH reading experience — with your voice as one of the options on that book.

Create a legacy

The honest pitch

This is unpaid participation in building a public-facing classical library. We don’t offer compensation, royalties, or revenue share for lending your voice. However, the people will love you for it.

  • Credit as a TVIH narrator
  • Your voice on a named work
  • Join the library-building project
  • No payment · no royalties
  • Rights & credit spelled out before we start

We’re looking for people who care more about the books — and being the voice of history — than about a check. If that’s you, write us.

Offer your voice Email info@…

What we need

  • Substantial hours of your natural speaking voice
  • Clean recordings (low noise, clear diction)
  • Permission to clone for TVIH library use

Questions? Same inbox — info@thevoiceishistory.com

Voice cloning is used only for narrating public-domain classical works on The Voice is History, with credit. We won’t use your voice for ads, unrelated products, or third-party projects without a separate agreement.

The Voice is History · Lend Your Voice · info@thevoiceishistory.com