Richian Presents: Dracula

5 May. The castle.
Harker's host is courteous, well read, and very curious about a house for sale in England. He asks careful questions late into the night, and he is gone before the sun comes up.
There are no servants. There are no mirrors. Harker writes it all down — and then he cuts himself shaving.
Chapter II 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 | 
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What is Richian Presents: Dracula?

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: Dracula is the whole novel as a full-cast audio drama, in the first-person voices Stoker wrote it in. Every character gets their own voice. New chapters twice a week through October, then every Monday until the novel is finished.

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