Dead Egyptians

In "Dead Egyptians," set in 1902 Cairo, recent Cambridge graduate Albion Stanley, a brilliant linguist with a penchant for whiskey, finds himself amid the supernatural as he encounters ghosts, including those of ancient Egyptians. Alongside the notorious occultist Aleister Crowley, Albion navigates a captivating world of the deceased, who voice their discontent with modern Egypt. This richly woven narrative explores themes of colonialism and Ancient Egyptian religion, blending historical accuracy with a fantastical atmosphere to immerse listeners in a unique and hedonistic turn-of-the-century experience.