Jeff Woodman is a narrator of audiobooks. He has won twenty Earphone Awards and one Audie Award.
Early life Woodman was raised in New England. He graduated from the State University of New York at Purchase Conservatory Theater Program.
Awards and honors Awards YearTitleAuthorAwardResultRef.1993I Am the Cheese (1977)Earphone AwardWinnerWho Was That Masked Man Anyway? (1992)AviEarphone AwardWinner1994My Side of the Mountain (1958)Earphone AwardWinner1997 (1992)Earphone AwardWinner1999 (1998)Earphone AwardWinner2001 (2000)Earphone AwardWinner2002 (2002) and Ken Auletta (Eds.)Earphone AwardWinner2003Life of Pi (2001)Earphone AwardWinnerMasquerade (1998)Earphone AwardWinner (2003)Earphone AwardWinnerLord John and the Private Matter (2003)Earphone AwardWinner (2003)Earphone AwardWinner2005 (2004)Earphone AwardWinnerPrivate Peaceful (2003)Earphone AwardWinner2006Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (2005)Audie Award for Multi-Voiced PerformanceFinalistFacts Behind the Helsinki RoccamatiosAudie Award for Short Stories or CollectionsFinalistListen-Up Award for Science Fiction/FantasyWinner2007 (2007)Earphone AwardWinner (2007)Earphone AwardWinner (2007)Listen-Up Award for Children'sWinnerLooking for Alaska (2005)Audie Award for Young Adult TitleFinalistAudie Award for Science FictionWinner2008 (2007)Audie Award for Audiobook of the YearFinalist (2007)Audie Award for Achievement in ProductionFinalist (2008)Earphone AwardWinner2010 (2010)Earphone AwardWinner2012 (2012)Earphone AwardWinnerRogue IslandAudie Award for MysteryFinalist2014 (1989)Audie Award for NonfictionFinalist2015 (2015)Earphone AwardWinnerMaliceAudie Award for MysteryFinalistProvidence RagAudie Award for MysteryFinalist
"Best of" lists Reedsy included Jeff Woodman's narration of Daniel Keyes's Flowers for Algernon (1959) in their list of the top 30 science fiction audiobooks. YearTitleHonorRef.2003Life of Pi (2001) by Yann MartelAudioFile Best of Fiction2007 (2007) by Brian SelznickAudioFile Best of 2007 Children2008 (2008) by Selden EdwardsAudioFile Best of Historical Fiction (2007) by Andrea BarrettAudioFile Best of Historical Fiction
Personal life As of 2010, Woodman was living in New York City.
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