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Hey, wonderful people - hope you have an incredible week ahead of you and you're all doing well.

Here is Chapter 5 of the Silt Verses, here for your ears. As ever, we really hope you enjoy it, but if anything isn't working right for you, just let us know.

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  • We've added the transcript into our transcripts posts. 


Cast and crew credits

In order of their appearance:

Daisy Bilenkin as Charity

David S Dear as Sid Wright

B. Narr as Faulkner

Calder Dougherty as Stanton

Méabh de Brún as Carpenter

Jimmie Yamaguchi as Hayward

Audio production by Sammy Holden

Written by Jon Ware and produced by Muna Hussen

You can find more details about our amazing cast and crew, as well as links to their social media and online profiles, on the Silt Verses website. (Please do give them a follow and let them know if you enjoyed their work!)


Content warnings

Every episode of the Silt Verses will likely contain references to body horror and violence, so please be aware.

This episode contains scenes of murder, drowning, injury, and references to mutilation and implied animal death. 

Comments

zaraegis

I was going to sleep but threw that by the wayside when I saw the notif for this! I'm so excited to see everyone's timeliness begin to really cross, and the bit of new worship rites at the beginning was so cool to hear!

Dorian

I love the difference between how Faulkner and Carpenter approach their faith. And that ending was nerve-wracking... I'll be anxiously waiting to see how their future interactions with Hayward go. Once again the voice acting and sound design were wonderfully immersive. Also that song at the beginning was haunting and lovely at the same time.