In the ancient, aging land of Tasuun, a young cup-bearer named Amalzain finds that virtue is no protection against the sorceries of Princess Ulua. This narration of Clark Ashton Smith's "The Witchcraft of Ulua" brings to life a world of bone-built houses, silver amulets, and the suffocating pressure of invisible, rotting succubi.

As the protagonist is hunted across the desert by leprous larvae and the tactile horrors of the tomb, the story maintains a heavy, rhythmic dread perfect for late-night listening. Experience a masterclass in decadent horror where the haunting is not merely seen, but felt in the very marrow of the bones.