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Dead Egyptians
- Dead Egyptians, Book 1
- Narrated by: Nick Johnson
- Length: 11 hrs and 53 mins
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Summary
In Egypt, all things are possible. So discovers Albion Stanley, a recent Cambridge graduate and brilliant linguist, newly arrived in Cairo in 1902. Albion sees the unseen, including ghosts. It is a less than comfortable reality, which he tends to with copious amounts of whiskey and numerous other vices.
Also in Cairo is Aleister Crowley, the famed occultist. Aleister is a dangerous man, but not an unsympathetic one and never a dull one. Together, they discover the world of dead Egyptians, some of whom are older than the pyramids.
Dead Egyptians have a lot to say. They are deeply unsatisfied with the state of modern Egypt, yet, for all their wisdom and power, they have limitations. As a Seer, Albion proves indispensable to both Crowley and the dead Egyptians.
Dead Egyptians transports the listener into a glittering turn of the century Cairo, while also addressing the atrocities of colonialism. It is hedonistic, while also exploring the complex world of Ancient Egyptian religious thought. It is historically accurate down to the fabrics, while remaining fantastical at its core.
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"Dead Egyptians takes the reader on a vast, rollicking ride through history, reincarnation, romance and more... " –Susan Martell Huebner, author She Thought the Door Was Locked
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- The Curator
- 08-10-24
Bonkers
The story wasn’t what I expected at all even having read the description. I rolled my eyes many many times as things happened. This requires more than a slight suspension of disbelief. (Had I seen the author photo before getting it, I could have saved myself a credit). The narrator started off like he was reading Just William but did get better. I don’t think I’ll be bothering with any more of these.
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