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3 May. Bistritz.
Jonathan Harker, a young solicitor from Exeter, is travelling east to close a property sale for a nobleman he has never met. The locals cross themselves when they hear where he is going. One woman presses a crucifix into his hand and begs him not to go.
By nightfall he is in a coach climbing the Borgo Pass. The wolves are close. Something is waiting at the top.
Chapter I of Bram Stoker's Dracula, performed by a full cast.
Richian Presents: Dracula is Bram Stoker's 1897 novel as a full-cast audio drama, told in the letters and diaries he wrote it in. The voices are AI. Casting, direction and the cut are by Rich and Adrian.
Hear every chapter a week early: richian.ai/dracula |
Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@RichianStudios
Continue to Chapter 2
Dracula was told in letters.
Diary entries, telegrams, a ship's log, a doctor's phonograph recordings. Bram Stoker built the whole novel out of documents people wrote while the horror was still happening to them. So we are performing it that way: a full cast, every letter read in the voice of the person who wrote it, with sound design built for headphones and a dark room.
Thirty seconds. Headphones on, lights down.
Chapters 1 to 3 arrive Monday, 5 October. A new chapter twice a week after that.
Richian Presents: Dracula is Bram Stoker's 1897 novel as a full-cast audio drama, told in the letters and diaries he wrote it in. The voices are AI. Casting, direction and the cut are by Rich and Adrian.
Hear every chapter a week early: richian.ai/dracula |
Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@RichianStudios
From the publisher's feed
In 1897, Bram Stoker told Dracula through letters, diaries, telegrams and a ship's log, written by people who didn't understand what they were part of until it was too late.
Richian Presents:…
The voices are AI. Casting, direction and the cut are by Rich and Adrian.
Hear every chapter a week early: richian.ai/dracula |
Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@RichianStudios