Liminal Flares Episode 8:
“Dracula’s Guest”
by Bram Stoker
(part 1)

Time to lose ourselves in the wintry wilds of Gothic horror courtesy of the one and only Bram Stoker. Nothing says cozy winter listening (or cool summer listening, for our friends in the Southern Hemisphere) like gender-inclusive Gothic fiction.

If you like your hygge haunted, haunting, and NOT heteronormative, then you’re already home.

Use your headphones if you’ve got ’em. This week’s show is swathed in heady, unearthly theremin. Mer used isolated theremin tracks from achingly beautiful track “Mare Desiderii” (from A Blessed Unrest by The Parlour Trick) as a sort of sonic collage that culminates in sharing part of the song itself near the end of the episode.

Piano composition in “Mare Desiderii” by Dan Cantrell, theremin and violin arrangement by Mer)

There’s more of this phantasmal auditory goodness to come when we conclude “Dracula’s Guest” next week! In the meantime, after you listen to this week’s show, check out A Blessed Unrest in its preternatural entirety. You can also read my rhapsodizing about it on the Liminal Flares blog.

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New here and wondering what this podcast is all about? Check out our first episode, “A Prelude at the Threshold.”

Writing/Editing & Narration by Maika
Music by The Parlour Trick
Audio Engineering by Meredith Yayanos
Cover Photo by Maika

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