
Length3h 33m
About this audiobook
MS. RIPPER: The Wombed Aeon — a novel. Blavatsky is Jack the Ripper. Mabel Collins is her secret lover (Cremers gone entirely). The working begins in Union-occupied New Orleans in 1862, with General Butler’s real General Order No. 28 — the “Woman Order,” which declared by military decree that any woman of New Orleans who insulted a Union soldier be treated as a prostitute. Twenty-six years later she collects the debt in Whitechapel. The Civil War is the wound; 1888 is the surgery. The inverted pentacle points south because the working points at America.
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GenreGeneral Fiction, Science Fiction
Length3 hrs 33 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 14, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1MS. RIPPER: The Wombed Aeon
2Prologue
3Book One: The Woman Order
4Chapter One — Buck’s Row — 31 August 1888, twenty minutes to four
5Chapter Two — 17 Lansdowne Road, Holland Park — the same morning
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6Chapter Three — New Orleans — 15 May 1862
7Chapter Four — The house with the fig tree
8Chapter Five — What was promised over the bowl
9Chapter Six — Leamington Spa, Warwickshire — 2 September 1888
10Chapter Seven — Hanbury Street — 8 September 1888, half past five in the morning
11Chapter Eight — Lansdowne Road — the evening of the eighth
12Book Two: The Dry Chapter
13Chapter Nine — Four old women in a room in Kensington — 11 February 1888
14Chapter Ten — What the Dry Chapter was
15Chapter Eleven — The Golden Dawn, founded that March, and what Mathers thought of all this
16Chapter Twelve — Robert Donston Stephenson, who wanted so badly to be guilty
17Chapter Thirteen — 221B Baker Street — the second week of September
18Chapter Fourteen — Mabel Collins finds the ties, and does nothing, which is worse
19Chapter Fifteen — Annie Besant, who had done it in a fortnight without any magic whatever
20Book Three: The Double Event
21Chapter Sixteen — The Lyceum Theatre — 29 September 1888
22Chapter Seventeen — Berner Street — 30 September 1888, one o’clock in the morning
23Chapter Eighteen — Mitre Square — twenty-five minutes later
24Chapter Nineteen — Goulston Street — twenty past two
25Chapter Twenty — Sherlock Holmes in Mitre Square, 30 September, eight in the morning
26Chapter Twenty-One — A boy writes a letter
27Interlude: A catalogue of things Londoners believed in the autumn of 1888
28Book Four: The Chapter Moves
29Chapter Twenty-Two — The forty days
30Chapter Twenty-Three — Emma Coulomb comes to collect
31Chapter Twenty-Four — The London Hospital, Whitechapel Road — mid-October
32Chapter Twenty-Five — Marie Laveau II comes to London
33Chapter Twenty-Six — Four hours in a drawing room in Kensington, 2 November 1888
34Chapter Twenty-Seven — Sherlock Holmes, 4 November, with a list
35Interlude: The figure on the map
36Interlude: Five women, going about their business
37Book Five: The Wombed Aeon
38Chapter Twenty-Eight — 13 Miller’s Court — 8 November 1888
39Chapter Twenty-Nine — The same night
40Chapter Thirty — Baker Street, 10 November
41Chapter Thirty-One — Eleanor Sidgwick, in a garden in Cambridge, the following spring
42Chapter Thirty-Two — Lansdowne Road, that night — April 1889
43Chapter Thirty-Three — The fifth seal
44Chapter Thirty-Four — 19 Avenue Road, St John’s Wood — 8 May 1891
45Chapter Thirty-Five — The making of the Beast, 1891–1904
46Epilogue
47A Note on the Record