Erimem trilogy - Iain McLaughlin

Written by Iain McLaughlin
Read by Sarah-Jane Wareham
Format: M4B

The stories are told from the perspective of Erimem’s best friend and travelling companion, Andy Hansen, played by Sarah-Jane Wareham.

Erimem: The Beast of Stalingrad *INCLUDES SCRIPT*

Looking at her timeline, Erimem is intrigued by evidence that at some point in her life, she visits the Nazi-besieged city of Stalingrad in 1942. Against the advice of her friends, Erimem travels back through time to discover what happened in Russia during those terrible times in the war.
Erimem’s friends all have the same question - why is she suddenly so obsessed with visiting Stalingrad at this most brutal time?
With German forces relentlessly bombarding the city, the people are freezing and starving… and worse, there are stories of a demon or a beast, stalking the ruined streets of Stalingrad, devouring anyone it meets.
When Erimem arrives she finds a city under attack both from the invading German armies and from a dark force in the shadows.

Read by Sarah-Jane Wareham. Written by Iain McLaughlin. Sound design by Warren Lewis.

Runtime: 55 minutes.

Erimem: Prime Imperative

The deep-space probe ship Clinton has been out of communication with Earth since its encounter with an interstellar comet.

Erimem and her friends arrive on a space station high in Earth orbit just before the almost derelict Clinton is due to dock.

Very soon it is the space station and its crew who need to be rescued, but that would certainly mean the end of all human life on Earth.

Read by Sarah-Jane Wareham. Written by Iain McLaughlin. Sound design by Warren Lewis.

Runtime: 53 minutes.

Erimem: Churchill’s Castle

A trip to the future for Erimem and her friends coincides with a brutal, unstoppable attack on the planet.

Earth is lost in less than an hour and humanity is forced to abandon its homeworld, but is there anywhere for the desperate refugees to go?

The last remaining Earth warship offers some sense of hope but soon Erimem and her friends discover that hope may be the bringer of the end of humanity…

Read by Sarah-Jane Wareham. Written by Iain McLaughlin. Sound design by Bill Baggs.

Runtime: 52 minutes.