PoeCast

By: Blue bliss
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  • Summary

  • “The Raven-Winged Hours” is a gothic horror romance, envisioning the surreal death of Edgar Allan Poe. As he feels himself driven towards doom, he must confront his own creations. Take a trip with the master of the macabre into a dream world invoked through story, music, poetry and soundscapes. Haunted by the ghost of his wife Virginia, Poe journeys to the end of the world in search of what awaits... beyond the grave!
    Copyright 2017 by Blue Bliss
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Episodes
  • Episode 10: The Raven-Winged Hours

    Episode 10: The Raven-Winged Hours
    Dec 2 2017
    After his death, Virginia’s spirit receives Edgar Poe’s confused soul. She tries to help him regain his sense of self, through remembering their lives together and his final days on Earth. He begins to recollect it all, including the mystery and terror of dying. Enthralled by the experience, he loses touch with her and winds up back in the graveyard as a ghost of Sorrow, haunting her grave forever. All this is portrayed in one long art song.
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    24 mins
  • Episode 9: In the Deep Sky

    Episode 9: In the Deep Sky
    Dec 3 2017
    Poe ventures into the ice cave, seeing many secret things. There he meets his doom... but more experiences await him beyond Death. This episode includes Poe’s poems “The Conqueror Worm” excerpts, “The City in the Sea” and “Spirits of the Dead.”
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    35 mins
  • Episode 8: Truth is a Lie

    Episode 8: Truth is a Lie
    Dec 4 2017
    Poe and Ligeia finally reach the Antarctic Pole, and see approaching, the one who has been stalking them. The Nurse grapples with an intruder in Poe’s hospital room. The Doctor reveals his true intentions to Poe, and compels him to undertake a final quest. This episode includes Poe’s poem “Alone.”
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    22 mins

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