• Chapter 2.5: The Sermon of Reverend Albit

  • Oct 20 2020
  • Length: 19 mins
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Chapter 2.5: The Sermon of Reverend Albit

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  • Before you can go forward, you must go back. There are many townsfolk in The Fort, and you cannot learn the story of one, without knowing the stories of many. This is an interlude, and an introduction, to the Dark Reverend Albit. 


    Written and Narrated By: Cole Weavers

    Sound Production and Editing By: Matt Black

    Theme Song Performed By: Charlie Pears-Smith

    Cover Art By: Vincent Wah


    The Town Whispers Season 1 Transcripts are available at https://www.wattpad.com/story/292063236


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    Charlie PS's Spotify, and the Studio Version of 'Ghost of You' is available at https://open.spotify.com/artist/4ewWnWB1e7hxI8Vwh8a6bh?si=QuGAlgacQlC-iMRBOFojPw



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