Crimson Sorrow

Crimson Sorrow

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Crimson Sorrow episodes

  • CS04 - Ga'hlinan's Journal OR What Really Happened at Rali's Althua

    Ga'hlinan's version of the events of Rali's Althua. While what happened in Chapter 3 is a faithful recounting of Hrywin’s journals. But, as I work with my fellow historians, we often encounter differences in the events. It is not dissimilar to listening to different witnesses tell their versions of a car accident. However, in our studies, we found a few instances where Hrywin’s account differed dramatically from any other record we have obtained.Part of Rali’s Althua is one of these examples. Thus, I have decided, that in instances where there is a question of what really happened, I shall use copies from Ga’hlinan’s journal.  Once again, thanks to:Professor Fabien BadillaAnthony DemmingLuther BelkDan WaszkiewiczMusic is provided by Professor John Wick. It is a translation of one of Shivon Mwrr's last operas, No More Roses. To hear the entire opera, or find out more information about the Ven, visit HousesoftheBlooded.net.

    24 min
  • CS03 - Rali's Althua

    Rali holds a party, and they have an unwelcome guest.Thanks goes to historians:Professor Fabien BadillaAnthony DemmingLuther BelkDan WaszkiewiczMusic is provided by Professor John Wick. It is a translation of one of Shivon Mwrr's last operas, No More Roses. To hear the entire opera, or find out more information about the Ven, visit HousesoftheBlooded.net.

    28 min
  • CS02 - Trouble in the Mines

    Hrywin and company delve into the depths of the mines to confront the dangers lurking there. Special thanks to historians:Professor Fabien BadillaAnthony DemmingLuther BelkAdam MitchellMusic is provided by Professor John Wick. It is a translation of one of Shivon Mwrr's last operas, No More Roses. To hear the entire opera, or find out more information about the Ven, visit HousesoftheBlooded.net.

    28 min
  • CS01 - New Friends

    Welcome to the first chapter of Crimson Sorrow. This is a historical audiobook retelling the story of Hrywin Sinjin and her cabal. Hrywin is one of an ancient race of people called Ven. I hope her story will inspire more interest in this fascinating race and time.For their vital research assistance, thanks to:Professor Fabien BadillaHistorians:Anthony DemmingLuther BelkAdam MitchellAlso special thanks to Professor John Wick for use of his translation of one of Shivon Mwrr's last operas, No More Roses. John Wick is the leading Professor in the study of the Ven. To hear the entire opera, or find out more information about the Ven, visit HousesoftheBlooded.net. Check back July 12 for the next episode!

    32 min

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