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Dracula's Guest by Bram Stoker (part 2)

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Did you know that Bram Stoker's Dracula (the 1897 Gothic horror novel, not the swoonworthy 1992 Coppola film) originally began with a chapter that was cut from the book before it was published?

That lost chapter was posthumously published as a short story entitled "Dracula's Guest." And today we bring you part 2 of our gender-inclusive revision of that spine-tingling tale.

As always, use your headphones if you've got 'em! Mer bedecked this episode in a heady coalescence of hauntingly beautiful fragments of "Mare Desiderii" from A Blessed Unrest by The Parlour Trick.

And trust me, you do not want to miss out on the full unsettling and titillating impact of an unexpected piece of correspondence at the very end of our tale.

Please support Liminal Flares by rating and (where possible) reviewing the show on your preferred podcast streaming service.

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

Piano composition in "Mare Desiderii" by Dan Cantrell, theremin and violin arrangement by Mer.

Audio Engineering by Meredith Yayanos

Cover photo by Maika

To learn more about Liminal Flares visit our website liminalflares.com

Follow us on Instagram, Tumblr, TikTok, or Facebook @liminaflares

Or Mastodon @LiminalFlares@mastodon.lol

New episodes every Thursday!

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Did you know that Bram Stoker's Dracula (the 1897 Gothic horror novel, not the swoonworthy 1992 Coppola film) originally began with a chapter that was cut from the book before it was published?

That lost chapter was posthumously published as a short story entitled "Dracula's Guest." And today we bring you part 2 of our gender-inclusive revision of that spine-tingling tale.

As always, use your headphones if you've got 'em! Mer bedecked this episode in a heady coalescence of hauntingly beautiful fragments of "Mare Desiderii" from A Blessed Unrest by The Parlour Trick.

And trust me, you do not want to miss out on the full unsettling and titillating impact of an unexpected piece of correspondence at the very end of our tale.

Please support Liminal Flares by rating and (where possible) reviewing the show on your preferred podcast streaming service.

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

Piano composition in "Mare Desiderii" by Dan Cantrell, theremin and violin arrangement by Mer.

Audio Engineering by Meredith Yayanos

Cover photo by Maika

To learn more about Liminal Flares visit our website liminalflares.com

Follow us on Instagram, Tumblr, TikTok, or Facebook @liminaflares

Or Mastodon @LiminalFlares@mastodon.lol

New episodes every Thursday!

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