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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2025 · 1H 7M

Claudanum-Dreams. A Gothic Literature Revolution (ft. Thots TV)

from PastMaster: Reshaping History · host PastMaster

Villa Diodati, Lake Geneva, 1816. The Year Without a Summer. Lord Byron is brooding by the fire, Percy Shelley and Mary Godwin are whispering in a corner, and the air is thick with opium smoke. In three days, this house party will inspire Frankenstein, The Vampyre, and some of the darkest poetry in the English language. The Thots TV podcast have arrived as the mysterious "Lady Thottringham" — a three-headed entity of Meg, Elsie, and Laura — with one mission: reshape the birth of horror fiction. Lady Thottringham's strategy for influencing literary history involves zero research and maximum confidence. As Laura puts it, "if we are just opinionators as heck, it will be fine." Their literary credentials? "I've never even read Chaucer. What the hell are they saying?" Their approach to Lord Byron, a man who famously hates direct women? Confrontational enough to be described as "a bit exorcist." Game Master Claude drops them into a room full of Romantic-era geniuses and waits to see how long it takes before the laudanum, the egos, or the complete lack of period-appropriate manners ends the evening. The real Villa Diodati gathering shaped gothic fiction forever. Three days of storms, opium, and ghost stories produced Frankenstein and The Vampyre. Now three comedians are gate-crashing it armed with knowledge of what everyone's about to write and absolutely no idea how to behave around the people writing it. Whether Lady Thottringham reshapes literary history or simply derails the evening depends on how much laudanum is consumed and by whom. If you were sent back in time, could you survive and thrive — or would you be burnt at the stake for being a witch? PastMaster is the show that turns history into an interactive adventure game. Each episode, a comedian is dropped into the past with nothing but modern knowledge and terrible ideas. The AI Game Master is strict. The chaos is inevitable. The past will be mastered. Era: Industrial | 1816 CE | Geneva, Switzerland Featuring: Thots TV podcast (Elsie Loades, Laura Connolly, Megan Mumby) EPISODE LINKS Follow Thots TV's adventure on the PastMaster Interactive Map 👉 https://map.pastmasterpod.com Elsie on X 👉 @ElsieLoades Laura on Instagram 👉 @lauraconnolly98 GET IN TOUCH Sign up to our newsletter 👉 www.pastmasterpod.com Instagram 👉 @pastmasterpod TikTok 👉 @pastmasterpod X 👉 @pastmasterAI Email us 👉 [email protected] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Villa Diodati, Lake Geneva, 1816. The Year Without a Summer. Lord Byron is brooding by the fire, Percy Shelley and Mary Godwin are whispering in a corner, and the air is thick with opium smoke. In three days, this house party will inspire Frankenstein, The Vampyre, and some of the darkest poetry in the English language. The Thots TV podcast have arrived as the mysterious "Lady Thottringham" — a three-headed entity of Meg, Elsie, and Laura — with one mission: reshape the birth of horror fiction. Lady Thottringham's strategy for influencing literary history involves zero research and maximum confidence. As Laura puts it, "if we are just opinionators as heck, it will be fine." Their literary credentials? "I've never even read Chaucer. What the hell are they saying?" Their approach to Lord Byron, a man who famously hates direct women? Confrontational enough to be described as "a bit exorcist." Game Master Claude drops them into a room full of Romantic-era geniuses and waits to see how long it takes before the laudanum, the egos, or the complete lack of period-appropriate manners ends the evening. The real Villa Diodati gathering shaped gothic fiction forever. Three days of storms, opium, and ghost stories produced Frankenstein and The Vampyre. Now three comedians are gate-crashing it armed with knowledge of what everyone's about to write and absolutely no idea how to behave around the people writing it. Whether Lady Thottringham reshapes literary history or simply derails the evening depends on how much laudanum is consumed and by whom. If you were sent back in time, could you survive and thrive — or would you be burnt at the stake for being a witch? PastMaster is the show that turns history into an interactive adventure game. Each episode, a comedian is dropped into the past with nothing but modern knowledge and terrible ideas. The AI Game Master is strict. The chaos is inevitable. The past will be mastered. Era: Industrial | 1816 CE | Geneva, Switzerland Featuring: Thots TV podcast (Elsie Loades, Laura Connolly, Megan Mumby) EPISODE LINKS Follow Thots TV's adventure on the PastMaster Interactive Map 👉 https://map.pastmasterpod.com Elsie on X 👉 @ElsieLoades Laura on Instagram 👉 @lauraconnolly98 GET IN TOUCH Sign up to our newsletter 👉 www.pastmasterpod.com Instagram 👉 @pastmasterpod TikTok 👉 @pastmasterpod X 👉 @pastmasterAI Email us 👉 [email protected] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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