Audio content and services agency, Gemini Xlll has partnered with New York Times bestselling author Jane Green to form Emerald Audio, a new podcast network creating connection and community through authentic female-led storytelling.
The network will feature original scripted audio content by a collection of recognised storytellers. The first podcast to be produced is Jane Green’s Rainbow Girl, the story of a crumbling rock star marriage mired in drugs, infidelities, and black magic, set in 1979 and based on the characters from Green’s newest book, “Sister Stardust,” which was released in April.
Emerald Audio’s second release will be The Key of Love by Jenna Blum, New York Times and international bestselling author of “Those Who Save Us” and “The Lost Family”. The Key of Love is a love story set in Boston’s historic Back Bay during the height of WWII, when Europe is embroiled, and America is entering the war.
Jane Green, commented: “In today’s world, there are so many more ways for people to tell their stories outside of traditional publishing. To be focused on female-driven stories in the podcast medium is the most exhilarating thing I have worked on in years.
“Fiction, particularly female-driven fiction, is at the very beginning of its growth in that area, and there are so many opportunities for strong, powerful stories aimed at women. I couldn’t be more honored, and excited to work with Spencer, Charles and the entire team at Gemini XIII.”
Spencer Brown, CEO, Gemini XIII, said: “We believe that media companies with a clear niche focus are the best way to reach targeted audiences. Emerald Audio will build upon Jane’s success in the publishing world and create narrative fiction stories that will entertain listeners around the world. We are excited that Jenna Blum will be writing Emerald’s second release and look forward to adding other talented authors to our platform.”
