An ominous Phantom confronts Janus with an image of his future.
Written, performed and edited by Chris Lester
Music by ERH, David Beard, Dennis Janglov, and Digital Juice
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Award-winning sci-fi fantasy audio fiction
An ominous Phantom confronts Janus with an image of his future.
Written, performed and edited by Chris Lester
Music by ERH, David Beard, Dennis Janglov, and Digital Juice
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Janus’s haunting continues with a visit from a former priestess of the Lothanasi Order.
Written, read and edited by Chris Lester
Music by David Beard and Digital Juice
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On the night of the Winter Solstice, Janus Starson is haunted by the spirit of his father. Stave 1 of a 5-stave carol, in prose.
With affection and gratitude to Charles Dickens, whose classic Christmas ghost story has happily haunted my dreams for years.
Written and read by Chris Lester
Edited by Bill Bowman
Music by David Beard and Digital Juice
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A man comes to Metamor City bearing a mysterious instrument, a violin with seemingly supernatural powers. A trail of death follows him. Lothanasi Agent Janus Starson brings in his best paranormal investigator, the telepath Abbey Preston, to help him uncover the violin’s secrets — and stop it before it kills again.
Cast:
Isaac Wells – Michael Spence
Abbey Preston – Jenivi Seven
Janus Starson – Indiana Jim
Unseen Lover – Danae Winters
Violin music generously provided by PC Haring.
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Lothanasi field commander Janus Starson has a faery problem. A certain Sidhe Lord invades his city every year on the night of the Winter Solstice — a certain fat, jolly Sidhe Lord with a penchant for invading people’s houses.
Janus isn’t about to stand for that sort of thing.
A bit of Christmas fluff from Chris Lester. Music is “Carol of the Bells” by David Beard and is used with permission.
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