The voice of Jonathan Coleman--former CBS correspondent--has a distinct storytelling quality, sounds like no one else's. It is both warm and rich, conversational yet suspenseful, natural and intelligent, and very reassuring. It is a voice that is perfect for such places as PBS, the DISCOVERY CHANNEL, and the HISTORY CHANNEL. Wherever Jonathan Coleman's compelling voice goes is where you want to be. Coleman's voice is also authoritative and professional, but it can be wry and playful and light and quirky when need be.

He is a bestselling author of literary nonfiction including:

AT MOTHER'S REQUEST
EXIT THE RAINMAKER
LONG WAY TO GO: Black and White in America

and he has written for:

THE NEW YORKER
NEW YORK TIMES
WASHINGTON POST
NEW YORK MAGAZINE
TIME
NEWSWEEK

Jonathan Coleman is listed in Who's Who in America and on the Internet Movie Database
http://imdb.com/title/tt0092590/

Jonathan Coleman is also interested in doing scriptwriting and editing (as an editor at Knopf and Simon and Schustter, Coleman was profiled in Time Magazine as one of the best in the field). Coleman contributed to the teleplay of the CBS miniseries AT MOTHER'S REQUEST and made a cameo appearance.