Nightlily: The Lovers' Tale (audio drama)
The full-cast audio drama "Nightlily: The Lovers' Tale" represented an audio adaptation. It was based on the short story of the same name by Barbara Hambly, first seen in the 1995 publication Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina. Andy Mangels crafted the dramatization, incorporating fresh scenes and modifying the script to showcase the narrative from multiple character viewpoints. Richard Masur served as the narrator for this audio drama, which was initially released by Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing in December of 1995 on both cassette tape and compact disc formats. Charles Potter took on the role of director, with David Rapkin as the producer. A digital release followed on February 20, 2007 through Random House Audio.
Publisher's summary
Amidst the expansive world of Star Wars, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Princess Leia, and the beloved Star Wars ensemble persist in their conflict against the malevolent Empire. Concurrently, a separate occurrence unfolds, potentially reshaping the course of history and impeding their objectives. Uncover the enigma within this thrilling, digitally crafted dramatization, complete with a diverse cast, enriched with immersive stereo sound effects, and underscored by authentic Star Wars music.
Feltipern Trevagg has exchanged his former existence as a bounty hunter for the steadiness of an Imperial position—specifically, as a tax-official. However, the predatory Gotal longs for the thrill of the hunt and yearns for a conquest to liberate him from his bureaucratic responsibilities. An opportunity presents itself during his routine stroll through the marketplace when he detects the presence of a Jedi Knight. Should his instincts prove accurate, this particular bounty could prove to be immensely valuable to the Empire.
The cunning Trevagg stealthily pursues his quarry, patiently awaiting the opportune moment to strike. Time is on his side...until Nightlily, an alluring damsel in distress, enters his sphere. The Gotal finds himself somewhat preoccupied with thoughts of wooing the young virgin as he continues his pursuit. Unbeknownst to him, the fate of the galaxy—as well as his own—rests within her grasp.
This unique Star Wars audio dramatization showcases a richly layered fusion of intricately woven environmental sounds and genuine Star Wars special effects. Enhanced by John Williams' original Star Wars score, Nightlily delivers an unparalleled listening experience. Produced by David Rapkin.[1]
Media
Editions
- ISBN 9780553474138 ; December 1995; Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing; Cassette tape [1]
- ISBN 9780553455410 ; December 1995; Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing; Compact disc [5]
- ISBN 9780553754728 ; February 20, 2007; Random House Audio; Digital audiobook [4]