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Enter, dear listener, and wander the shadowed halls of The Bram Stoker Library - a place where candlelight flickers upon forgotten pages and every whisper carries the echo of the uncanny.

Podcast · By Bram Stoker · English · Official site

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Aug 4, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    Lady of the Shroud Part 15 (opens the original)

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    In which King Rupert and his court witness a remarkable display of military prowess, with ten thousand cannons manned by women forming an unbroken line around the Blue Mountains, signalling strength and unity through a spectacular aerial and artillery demonstration. The scene culminates in a breathtaking flight of aeroplanes, heralding a new era where mastery of the air becomes essential to national defence and the indomitable spirit of the people under Rupert and Teuta’s reign is palpably affir

  2. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    Lady of the Shroud Part 14 (opens the original)

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    In which the arrival of King Rupert and Queen Teuta aboard a gliding aero is met with heartfelt cheers and ceremonial grace amid the Blue Mountains, culminating in an august assembly of Balkan monarchs and officials where solemn pledges of loyalty and patriotic solemnity are exchanged. The scene is painted with rich detail and reverence, highlighting the simplicity and profound dignity of the new federation’s rulers and the stirring commitment of a nation’s youth to their prince.

  3. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    Lady of the Shroud Part 13 (opens the original)

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    In which the solemn and stirring ceremonies of King Rupert’s coronation and the joyous national celebrations are observed with reverence and pride, weaving together ancient ritual and passionate displays of unity among the mountaineers. The narrative then shifts to the earnest labours and high hopes of the Blue Mountains’ people, as they build a prosperous and well-defended nation while preparing for the historic formation of the Balkan Federation, attended by monarchs, warriors, and an eager as

  4. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    Lady of the Shroud Part 12 (opens the original)

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    In which the hands of fate and honour move apace in the Blue Mountains, as solemn councils resolve upon the birth of a new dynasty and the coronation of a king whose stature and spirit inspire both military counsel and national devotion. Amid the stirring ceremonies and grand designs for defence and prosperity, the land’s ancient customs and the fervent hopes of its people intertwine in a vivid tableau of tradition, duty, and the dawning of a new era.

  5. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    Lady of the Shroud Part 11 (opens the original)

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    In which the Lady of the Shroud reveals to Aunt Janet the intimate and solemn circumstances of her first meeting with Rupert, clad in the symbolic shroud that holds deep meaning for their people, while Rupert’s unpleasant cousin Ernest Melton arrives and quickly earns the disfavour of the household through rude behaviour and disregard for local customs. The arrival of Sir Colin MacKelpie and his clansmen heralds the beginning of earnest preparations towards forging a disciplined and loyal defenc

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