List of Audio Drama Links for The Deadbringer
If you’re a fan of Horror, I highly suggest you check out HorrorAddicts.net, a podcast that discusses and reviews horror entertainment. The podcast is in its 16th season with this season’s theme being Cultural Horror. It’s a great way to discover BIPOC authors and creators from all over the world. And I’m one of the authors featured in season 16, with the first ten chapters of The Deadbringer being serialized for audio!!
I’m grateful to HorrorAddicts.net for producing The Deadbringer audio drama and for giving my book a home on their bi-monthly podcast. HUGE shoutout to the voice actors who volunteered their time and labor.
You can check out some behind the scenes of me recording my lines and working on the scripts over on my IG Highlights. I’ve also been keeping notes of what recreating The Deadbringer for audio has been like and plan on posting a blog about my experience in the future, so I hope you’ll look forward to that.
Below are the web links to each of the HorrorAddicts.net podcast episodes, with The Deadbringer audio drama embedded within their respective episodes.
List of Audio Drama Links for The Deadbringer
Episode 1: The Shining City (HorrorAddicts.net Ep 192; Theme: Black Vampires)
Episode 2: Locked Doors (HorrorAddicts.net Ep 193; Theme: Okinawan)
Episode 3: The Bastion (HorrorAddicts.net Ep 194; Theme: Gothic Romance)
Episode 4: Corpse Road (HorrorAddicts.net Ep 195; Theme: African)
Episode 5: Corpse Hill, Part 1 (HorrorAddicts.net Ep 196: Theme: New Zealand)
Episode 6: Corpse Hill, Part 2 (HorrorAddicts.net Ep 197; Theme: Time Travel)
Episode 7: Rain of Blood (HorrorAddicts.net Ep 198; Theme: African American)
Episode 8: Sleep (HorrorAddicts.net Ep 199; Theme: Mexican)
Episode 9: A Chance Encounter (Theme: 200th Show Special)
Episode 10: Revelations, Part 1 (Theme: African American)
Episode 11: Revelations, Part 1 (Theme: Polynesian/Pacific Islander)
Episode 12: Time, Part 1 (Theme: African American)
Episode 13: Time, Part 2 (Theme: Diversity in Horror)
Note: The audio will be compiled all in one before season 17 of HorrorAddicts.net (April 2022).
Cast of Voice Actors for The Deadbringer
E.M. Markoff as Narrator and The Stranger
Intro, outro; Ep 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
James Seo as Kira Vidal
Ep 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13
Rish Outfield as Eutau Vidal
Ep 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13
Emerian Rich as Narrator and Sal Zem
Ep 3, 4, 5 (narration), 7, 9 (narration), 12
Kadriah Wade as Elia the Herbalist
Ep 1, 10
Ep 2, 4, 6, 7,
Ep 8, 11
DJ Pitsiladis as Tim, Bastion agent
Ep 4, 7
Ep 1
Intro/Outro Theme song for The Deadbringer audio drama
Produced by
HorrorAddicts.net
Scripts by
E.M. Markoff with assistance from Emerian Rich
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E.M. Markoff
Horror fantasist and inkblot artist E.M. Markoff is a detribalized Nepantlera who creates within a de/colonized world. She has a passion for writing fiction that explores family bonds and using surreal art as a visual storytelling tool. She is the creator of the necromancer family epic, the Ellderet series.