Wartime letters narrator: Corporal Dean

Wartime letters narrator, warm, tender, and haunted

Prompt: A warm, weathered male voice for epistolary war fiction and wartime letters. His steady baritone is tender and haunted, reading letters home with restraint, immersive and moving. There's a in-case-I-don't-come-back sincerity in his tone. The sound of a narrator who makes a soldier's letter feel like the most precious page in the book.

Script: My dearest Ruth, they say we move up the line at dawn, and I find I am not as afraid as I expected to be, which either means I've grown braver, or simply too tired to feel it. Do not worry for me. Worry instead about the roses, which will need pruning by the time this reaches you, and about Tommy's...