
In the sun‑baked citadel of Angor‑lana, a sultan watches a bullet shatter the marble wall behind him, a warning that his rule is already under fire. Surrounded by his wizened wazir and the murmurs of restless drums from the mountains, he plots to outmaneuver both a meddling British Resident and the reckless marksman Maksoud. The tense dialogue hints at old grudges, secret alliances, and a city poised on the brink of betrayal.
Against this backdrop, a lone figure named Ismeddin slips from hidden caves, his jeweled simitar flashing as he joins the rebel chorus. His arrival promises a clash of swords, covert plans, and a desperate gamble to protect the sultan’s precarious hold on power. Listeners will be drawn into a world of exotic intrigue where loyalty is tested and the echo of drums may decide the fate of an empire.
Language
en
Duration
~31 minutes (30K characters)
Release date
2024-05-24
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1898–1988
A globe-trotting pulp storyteller, soldier, and linguist, this prolific writer helped shape the golden age of fantasy, adventure, and weird fiction. His work ranged from Oriental adventure tales to collaborations and correspondence with H. P. Lovecraft, giving his stories an unusual mix of action, atmosphere, and range.
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