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Reading of HP Lovecraft’s Nemesis Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard

Renfield
Written by Gwendolyn Jensen-WoodardReading

1:Produced/Directed by Bruce Busby and Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard

Featuring the Voice Talent of:
Creeperala as your host
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard reading Nemesis by HP Lovecraft
Bruce Busby as Renfield
Doug Manlin as Renfield
Alex Gilmour as Dracula

Music Credits:
Opening and end “Road to Hell” and “Ritual” by Kevin McLeod

Released Under A Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0

Thank you to everyone who made this last minute project possible Especially Bruce Busby, Paul Mannering and Alexa Chipman!

Two of the women from Forever Knight muse about Nick. First we hear from Mira, his partner’s wife, as she wonders why he is apparently allergic to garlic, sunlight and is afraid of churches. Odd that. We then finish off with some comments from Janette over at the Raven.

Of course this is for entertainment purposes only, as a highlight for October.
Music from: Incompetech.Com

 

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Featuring the voice talent of:
Bard - Ronnie Rowlands
Byrhtnoth - David Maciver
Offa - Gareth Bowley
Wulfstan - Alex Gilmour
Viking Messenger - Stevie K. Farnaby
Eadweard - Steven Jay Cohen
Aelfwine - Mark Kalita
Godric the Cowardly - David Ault
Godric the Courageous - Doug Barbieri
Leofson - Scott D. Harris
Dunhere - Bill Hollweg
Brythwold - Bruce Busby
Feasting Noble - Fiona Thraille
Oddason - Jeremy Corke
Viking1 - Scott M. Sandridge
Viking2 - Mark, the Encaffeinated ONE
Saxon - Abner Senires
Various Warriors - Jules Ismail, Michael Hudson, Capt. John Tadrzak

Music Credits: Kevin MacLeod
Sound Effects: Alexa Chipman, Stevie K. Farnaby and GRsites.Com

The Battle of Maldon was translated and adapted for audio by Alexa Chipman, based upon the Cotton Manuscript Otho A xii.3 with alterations from Bright Ettmuler, Grein, Kluge, Korner, Muller, Rieger, Sweet, Thorpe, Wulcker and Zernial as published in 1908 by D.C. & Heath Co, London.

Saxonboc name thanks to Bruce Humphries & Planish from Audio Drama Talk