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Jude Brewer is an award-winning writer and acclaimed audio creator whose work bridges the worlds of literature, journalism, and sound design. He is the creator of the chart-topping podcast Storybound with LitHub, as well as The Process, which was nominated for a Webby Award and honored with both a Signal Award and an Anthem Award. His experimental horror-mystery series it’s getting late… was named Best New Podcast of 2025 and has cultivated a dedicated global following, amassing thousands of subscribers within its first months and inspiring an active online community.

Brewer’s fiction has been published in The Clackamas Review and Retreat West, with excerpts of his debut literary mystery How Long Must I Belong To This? already earning recognition. Drawing on his early career in hospice warehousing and the profound losses of close friends and family, Brewer infuses his storytelling with a rare combination of dark humor, empathy, and unflinching honesty.

Beyond his own projects, he has collaborated as a voice actor and sound designer with leading clients including Sony, Apple, iHeart, Paramount, Nickelodeon, Discovery, High Five Content, Seven Bucks Productions, and Wheelhouse DNA, cementing his reputation as a distinctive creative force across multiple mediums.

He is currently represented by Mark Gottlieb of Trident Media Group.

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