Lars-Erik Emer's Chartered Worlds

Come ashore in the Chartered World. Poems and songs from a world still being charted, books and music under one name. New work as the maps fill in.

[witchinghourtheater]

i had mine years ago. late, in a room where the air felt borrowed from somewhere else. the kind of night that doesn't ask you to stay but you do anyway.

the first long dance is out now, wherever you stream.

have you had yours? We want to know what it looked like.

[lars-erik-emers]

BRACKEN. Stormcape. 1683.

If you're new here, you should know his name.

He is a ferret. Specifically: Hester Mosspine's familiar. Source-touched. A brass collar with a folk-charm, charged by accident.

He ran the Vault corridor alone. He went in first.

He bites Mircea on principle. Every time.

He got the first song. Bracken's Cut is out now. Search Bracken's Cut to find it.

For now you can find Bracken's Cut on your fave streaming services.

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[lars-erik-emers]

i made a post once about never finishing anything. consider this the redemption arc. there's a song out, the first album of the Chartered World lands july 3rd, and i'm not stopping this time.

For now you can find Bracken's Cut on your fave streaming services.

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[lars-erik-emers]

okay so the premise: a heist song where the narrator is the ferret.

his name is Bracken, he belongs to a witch, and he is very clear that he did the actual work and should therefore be paid in eggs. the count out front gets all the applause. Bracken gets the bottle.

this is a little promo cut for Bracken's Cut, a single from the Charterbound world. old-master painted art, one small thief, one corked bottle nobody should open.

out now wherever you stream. search Bracken's Cut.

[lars-erik-emers]

okay so the Charterbound world has been living in my head for a while, and today it gets to exist somewhere other than my hard drive.

Bracken's Cut is a folk song, fast, sardonic, narrated by a ferret named Bracken who is absolutely certain the heist was clean and the vial situation was not his fault. He's on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, and everywhere else. He would like you to know he was the most essential member of the operation.

And Charterbound: The Reach is the first book, twelve poems from the world's record-keepers. The Stormcape. The charter halls. The ships. The people keeping track of things the living generation will someday want to find.

Same world. Two ways in, today.

(if you've ever loved a world built from the ground up, the names, the maps, the small characters who show up in the margins, this one's for you)

→ The Reach On Amazon

→ Bracken's Cut: search "Lars-Erik Emers" or Bracken's Cut on Spotify or Apple Music