The wait is over. The audiobook is finally here. And it arrives with a voice that packs a punch. The much‑anticipated audio edition of M.F. Hamlin’s Skinny Dipping at Low Tide drops March 3. The novel is narrated by Daniel Henning, the NY Times Bestselling voice talent known for turning wild stories into unforgettable performances.

Henning brings serious credentials. He is a three‑time Audie Award Finalist and a three‑time SOVAS Voice Arts Award winner with 19 nominations. Additionally, he has earned seven Kirkus Earphones Awards for excellence in narration. His range is wide, delivery is sharp, and his storytelling instincts make him the ideal voice for Hamlin’s sharp, satirical story of corporate chaos and modern capitalism.

Skinny Dipping at Low Tide - already praised as “rollicking,” “wickedly adept,” and “a literary hat trick” - follows Nick Haller, a Gen X musician‑turned‑executive trapped inside the “bored room” of a legacy retailer caught in a once-in-a-generation financial frenzy. It’s satire with bite, heart, and a deeply human look at ambition, identity, and the strange corners of corporate life.

M.F. Hamlin on Daniel Henning:

“I am honored and grateful that a voice actor of Daniel’s talent chose to ‘carry this tune’ that drips with irony and satire. His voice conveys humor, heartbreak, and absurdity with equal grace. He doesn’t just read the story - he inhabits it. I couldn’t imagine a better guide through the chaos.”

Daniel Henning on M.F. Hamlin:

“Frank wrote an incredible, wildly original book about one of the strangest periods in corporate America. His creativity, honesty, and sharp wit make this story a joy to perform. Bringing his world - and Nick Haller’s voice - to life has been an absolute blast.”

With Henning at the microphone, listeners can expect a performance that amplifies the satire, deepens the humanity, and brings every twist to life.

The book is available for pre-order across all major audiobook platforms and will be released on March 3.

About the Author: M.F. Hamlin

Before skewering corporate culture, Hamlin spent nearly a decade in Nashville’s music scene with Arista Records and Sony Music Publishing. After earning his MBA at Harvard, he climbed the ranks in retail and e-commerce, serving as CMO at Guitar Center, EVP roles at Tailored Brands, and Chief Customer Officer at GameStop. Today, Hamlin lends his expertise to boards and arts organizations, including the Dallas Theater Center and the University of Virginia, where he champions leadership development through the Causeways Program.

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