This reader is fantastic. The old cassette tape like quality to it gives the stories an added sort-of, dare I say it, "found footage" quality to the story. It's like imagining the story from a totally new perspective.
shaolinwisdom its the only narrator i can take seriously when reading lovecraft. this guy and Nick gisburne anyone elses voice sounds like a fish out of water
Happy 127th birthday, H. P. Lovecraft. We live on a placid island of ignorance, in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh, Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.
I used to share a room with my brother, and we’d always chat as we fell asleep. This man’s voice brings me back to those times, and helps me fall asleep
I'm reading the actual story collection as I listen to him. I think it helps and lets me progress better into the book more, without letting me stop too much and act like, "Wait, it lost me." Thank you for making this.
I really appreciate the lack of ads in these videos, especially since I like to listen to the works of HP Lovecraft most nights as I lay in bed, awaiting for sleep to sweep over me.
That's what's so interesting. He had dealings in the occult, and even knew Aliester Crowley. So one could imagine, that perhaps it wasn't all in his head, and was inspired by visions or experiences induced by dark ceremonial magick in the hidden temples of the initiated. Perhaps he DID come in contact with the old God's of the forgotten past. Titans just waiting for aeons to be unleashed upon the earth again, to bring about a new age of darkness,and lay claim to their kingdom once more.
It is mind numbing how awesome this story is. I also just remembered the sheer amount of times I've watched a movie or read something that is this story in disguise
My favourite Lovecraft stories: At the Mountains of Madness From Beyond The Call of Cthulhu Dagon The Haunter of the Dark The Shunned House. I want to have a H.P. Lovecraft all-day reading marathon, but people keep interrupting me just when I become immersed.
Before the popularity of cell phones I was newly without a romantic relationship. I took advantage of the freedom and silence. I went camping alone and I spent an entire day reading Lovecraft. From dawn to near midnight. Reading by campfire was most especially a life altering experience. I highly recommend it! ☠️
I'm not even sure how I got here from Army Recruitment Videos, But this is an incredible story. I won't lie, I got goosebumps & had to check the locks on my doors halfway through. Great video mate,
Vidal The HeartLess Well one is a call from a maleficent force with evil intent and the other is just a short story by Lovecraft, well i dont know either
+Lincoln Cox I am more impressed there isn't a negative comment here, as you have tempted the trolls mightily. Not that trolls need enticing in any way. Maybe the next commenter.
+James Adams where? He said he likes them, that is positive and he asked where he can find them not buy them or to harm them. He said nothing negative unless you think the term Nautical Negro is negative and in that case you must not like the book since the excerpt was taken from it.
@@const1453 this is Conrad Feininger. The narration is part of the US Library of Congress' program to have recordings of books available for blind and disabled people.
@@blair5475 Well.. I mean he invented him and its kinda a badass character, but I actually find that Cthulu isn't mentioned as much as other elser gods, at least not by name. So perhaps just the few stories that you are talking about?
i reccomend to anyone listening to this. at the same time play: 1 Hour of Scary Dark Piano Cello Violin Music and Gentle Rain 10 Hours High Quality! combination is awesome
+metrixalix hahah having nightmares is good times! it feels a bit movie or a tv show like with the sound effects and all. although the music gets too loud sometimes. cheers!
I've made "The Shadow over Innsmouth" my Fahrenheit 451 project. I've got slightly more than half of it committed to memory thanks to Audiobooks for Intellectual exercise.
I started reading Lovecraft a few years ago. Love the ambience and atmosphere in his tales. He really makes the reader think and visualize, a hallmark and staple of a good reading experience.
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If you like lovecraft, and like board games , I highly recommend Arkham Horror!! Has so many references to all the Cthulhu books !! It's an epic game that takes 4-5 hours . Play as a group to stop Cthulhu or other Ancients awakening and destroying the world !!
I've been wanting to read his work for some long and never thought to search youtube for an audio book, better yet I have a playlist full of his stories now
Anything is indeed possible from past eons of time going back hundreds of thousands or millions on years on Earth. We scarcely know much about the origins of humanity before the last ice age, let alone the very dim past. Truth and facts are always found in thin layers.
look up "black mountain transmitter" play it at slightly less than a quarter volume, and play this at the same time, creates the perfect disturbing atmosphere
I had a couple of visions like this when I was a kid.. On my route home from school there was this long hill that I would fly down on my bicycle fantasising that I was outrunning hoardes of pirates, cutthroats and vagabonds.. only for some local consciousness to invade mine and give me a glimpse of an opponent that was as wide as the horizons and was impossible to outrun or evade.. Buzzkill!!!
You know even though that I know he doesn't exist I still worship Cthulhu anymore mostly because his mythology honestly makes more sense than any of our actual religions.
The novel is great. Too bad the game developer failed to make a video game adaptation where you face Cthulhu yourself. Perhaps hitting him with much bigger yacht.
@@TheRecluseeee you archive one of most legendary story in early decades and this makes a fine slice of pizza 🍕 🍕 🍕! And this is how I complement on entertainment related novels.
Wayne June has a remarkable voice, but I sometimes feel his voice can overwhelm the story by drawing undue attention to itself. The effect is similar to when opera singers perform folk songs -- their highly developed technique seems too much, too extravagant. That's why I prefer this narrator; he tells the story with a direct simplicity that serves the text, but doesn't compete with it.
What I really find scary here is the implication that the cult kills those who learns too much. In a meta sense, those who reads the stories... the depraved human mind is one of the most horrifying things in this world.
fucking Epic. Cannot wait for Cthulhu to come back and eat every World Leaders Face first. Then allow those of us who have subscribed to the Mythos for decades? Live amongst our own in the "New Dark Age"...
they should make a TV show about this they don't even need to show cthulu have you seen Steven king the stand movie its long and good in that way they should make a really long movie I'm talking like a 6 part movie with 2 hours for every part like the stand but aboup HP Lovecraft' cthulu wouldn't be hard •• √
Anyone remember a 90's adventure game Quest for Glory 4 shadows of darkness? It's quite the accomplishment. Imagine combining the writings of Lovecraft with the writings of Douglas Adams and somehow pulling it off
Intellectual Exercise well, Call of Cthulu just released on PC and next gen consoles. Its not an adventure game is the classic sense, more of a detective mystery third person type game
Alan Moore wrote some work based on Lovecraft. Check out The Courtyard, Neonomicon and Providence. You can read these for free on readcomiconline. Enjoy.
"The professor had been stricken whilst returning from the Newport boat; falling suddenly, witnesses said, after being jostled by a nautical-looking Negro"
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I love listening to all of these Lovecraft stories at night as I drift off to sleep
+Dill Clinton Thanks for listening!
+Free Audio Books for Intellectual Exercise Is it not James Earl Jones narrating? Sounds just like him, great story by the way
cam haldane Meaning no offense, this sounds almost nothing like James Earl Jones, except the relatively bass quality.
Metoo
Always
This reader is fantastic. The old cassette tape like quality to it gives the stories an added sort-of, dare I say it, "found footage" quality to the story.
It's like imagining the story from a totally new perspective.
shaolinwisdom Indeed! This sound quality adds more sinister feel to the already sinister work of Lovecraft.
shaolinwisdom its the only narrator i can take seriously when reading lovecraft. this guy and Nick gisburne anyone elses voice sounds like a fish out of water
The guy who reads these is named is Conrad Feininger, and he, and this channel, should get a Nobel for Literature, imo.
shaolinwisdom I think this is the guy who says " war never changes" in the fallout series.
shaolinwisdom "the old cassette tape quality". You are stupid.
Happy 127th birthday, H. P. Lovecraft.
We live on a placid island of ignorance, in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far.
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh, Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.
Thanks for listening! Cheers!
Bro I read this right as the reader read it... spooky
@@TheBenjamanm❤ 34:50 h my
I associate his voice to every Lovecraft story I read or listen to.
Thanks for listening! Cheers!
That's him! H.P. Lovecraft!
This is my favourite version on TH-cam. I love the voice.
I like this narrator. His voice seems perfect for this story.
Thanks for listening!
Thank you for offering it to us for free :)
He was made for this!
Love the old "tape recording" feel of the audio. Goes very well with the text.
Thanks for listening!
Zangief Possibly has that 'tape recording feel' because the audio is from a tape recording loooool!
Sorry
Indeed!
I hope cthulhu haunts the dreams of the dislikers.
LOL. :D
"At the Mountains of Madness"
he clearly already has
I wouldnt wish that on anyone lmao 😂😂😂
@Ulquiorra Hopefully it won't ruin my love for fantasy horror. First time listening.(to this version)
Nautical Looking Negro. That's a pretty good name for a punk band, innit?
These shit bags would need a safe space after looking at the flyers for such a band.
I'm in.
I play bass!
Exactly when I read your comment homie said “nautical looking negro” 🤦🏽♂️😂😂😂
It would be. It would be...
I was thinking reggae
xThe_noJx lmfao true
Ad for Kraken black spiced rum before video
Illuminati comfirmed
gargoyles9999 Cthulhu F'tagn confirmed
All this, just because some guy from New England was squeamish about vaginas...
guy hated seafood...
gargoyles9999 I
release the kracken!!!
I used to share a room with my brother, and we’d always chat as we fell asleep. This man’s voice brings me back to those times, and helps me fall asleep
This narrator is the best for Lovecraft stories. No narrator on TH-cam comes close.
Should probably find-out his name and give him some credit.
I'm reading the actual story collection as I listen to him. I think it helps and lets me progress better into the book more, without letting me stop too much and act like, "Wait, it lost me." Thank you for making this.
Great idea!
I really appreciate the lack of ads in these videos, especially since I like to listen to the works of HP Lovecraft most nights as I lay in bed, awaiting for sleep to sweep over me.
1:06:42 sticky spawn of the stars.
Well when you've been stuck in a room for countless eons there's not much else to do
Good point! LOL
gargoyles9999 Cthulhu R'lyeh Wgah'nagl Fap-tagn.
I love it
😂😂
Brilliant. A+. ;)
It's almost impossible to believe that all this was in his HEAD.
Michael Wong it probably wasnt.he might have gotten his insperation from somewhere else.
samael the destroyer He did.
That's what's so interesting. He had dealings in the occult, and even knew Aliester Crowley. So one could imagine, that perhaps it wasn't all in his head, and was inspired by visions or experiences induced by dark ceremonial magick in the hidden temples of the initiated. Perhaps he DID come in contact with the old God's of the forgotten past. Titans just waiting for aeons to be unleashed upon the earth again, to bring about a new age of darkness,and lay claim to their kingdom once more.
+Nickolas Killigula S I hope so, that would make life so much more interesting xD
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(Eeyy a comment that isnt from 1+ years ago :D)
And fuck yes! Would love to see that shit.
It is mind numbing how awesome this story is. I also just remembered the sheer amount of times I've watched a movie or read something that is this story in disguise
Thanks for listening! Cheers!
Some examples?
This and The Mountains of Madnees are my favorite.
I wish I had listened to these before. Brilliant, just brilliant.
+Darius Croxton Thanks for listening!
***** That's what I do time to time as well. Lovecraft is perfect for that. :)
My favourite Lovecraft stories:
At the Mountains of Madness
From Beyond
The Call of Cthulhu
Dagon
The Haunter of the Dark
The Shunned House.
I want to have a H.P. Lovecraft all-day reading marathon, but people keep interrupting me just when I become immersed.
Lovecraft all-day marathon is my ideal vacation. :D
good choiches. turn your phoneoff for oneday.
Before the popularity of cell phones I was newly without a romantic relationship. I took advantage of the freedom and silence. I went camping alone and I spent an entire day reading Lovecraft. From dawn to near midnight. Reading by campfire was most especially a life altering experience. I highly recommend it! ☠️
I'm not even sure how I got here from Army Recruitment Videos, But this is an incredible story. I won't lie, I got goosebumps & had to check the locks on my doors halfway through.
Great video mate,
Vidal The HeartLess My pleasure!
Vidal The HeartLess Well one is a call from a maleficent force with evil intent and the other is just a short story by Lovecraft, well i dont know either
Cthulhu will not rob you...
HP Lovecraft you will bring your puny bobbles to food
Dont do it man ahahaha
Thank you making available all of Lovecraft's major works as audio books. This is well I keep coming back to slake my thirst. Keep up the good work!
I'm impressed, no negative comments. good job people
+Lincoln Cox
I am more impressed there isn't a negative comment here, as you have tempted the trolls mightily. Not that trolls need enticing in any way. Maybe the next commenter.
+yamada San HERES ONE!
+yamada San damn it!
+James Adams where? He said he likes them, that is positive and he asked where he can find them not buy them or to harm them. He said nothing negative unless you think the term Nautical Negro is negative and in that case you must not like the book since the excerpt was taken from it.
+NME10E I though he was using it a.....unfriendly manner,if you catch my meaning.
Love it. He touches on so many wonderfully interesting mythical things. Something about this sounds so authentic.
+Jon Smithy Thanks for listening!
He Dreamt about it for sure
You chose literally the PERFECT reader to read this. a great deep boomy voice to read a novel of the bizarre and the unknowable.
+mikethemaniac1 A perfect match made in R'lyeh. ;)
and with an old tape sound too to make it feel like you listen to a recording of actual events
Whats his name?
@@const1453 this is Conrad Feininger. The narration is part of the US Library of Congress' program to have recordings of books available for blind and disabled people.
The second best cthulthu short novel, after "The shadow over Insmouth" by the best horror writer of all time H.F.Lovecraft!
Why he keeps narrating about the being Cthulthu?
@@blair5475 What do you mean?
@@MsMtheory Why does Lovecraft have a hard on for Cthulthu?
@@blair5475 Well.. I mean he invented him and its kinda a badass character, but I actually find that Cthulu isn't mentioned as much as other elser gods, at least not by name. So perhaps just the few stories that you are talking about?
@@blair5475 And also for example Azathoth is the oldest most powerful one of them all, not Cthulu.
It chills me when I think of it... and maddens me when I dream of it...
Thanks for listening! Cheers!
I love this channel!
i reccomend to anyone listening to this. at the same time play: 1 Hour of Scary Dark Piano Cello Violin Music and Gentle Rain 10 Hours High Quality! combination is awesome
+THEmilebasta genius !!
im so freaked out !!
+metrixalix hahah having nightmares is good times! it feels a bit movie or a tv show like with the sound effects and all. although the music gets too loud sometimes. cheers!
thanks!! if I dont sleep will blame you !
+THEmilebasta You're awesome, thanks so much for the suggestion, really gives this a lot of atmosphere!
+THEmilebasta That's a great combination! Thanks for the great suggestion!
You know you are an HP Lovecraft fanboy when you lay there, quoting along with the narrator the first few paragraphs.
+MaxirionV Indeed!
Or take notes and hide them in a folder titled CTHULHU CULT
Only the first few? NOOB!!!!!
I've made "The Shadow over Innsmouth" my Fahrenheit 451 project. I've got slightly more than half of it committed to memory thanks to Audiobooks for Intellectual exercise.
Amazing story, a timeless classic. And a great audiobook. Thanks alot for the upload.
Amazing1985 My pleasure!
This actually helped me fall asleep. Had really good sleep. No nightmares or ether dreams, just body ready for tomorrow. 10/10
Thanks for listening! Cheers!
I am an occultist myself , - and have been for over 30 years . Therefore I can see that Lovecraft has done so as well . Thank you for the posting.
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Ha ha!
Wont lie blood borne brought me here but great horror story thanks for sharing this.
***** My pleasure!
***** Dont worry. I came from Darkest Dungeon ^^
+StarrDust I just bought that today. Almost died on the second fight. I love the art but it seems like it's going to be a very hard game.
Shado Zero Oh, it is. Hehe. Good fun if you like your game to punish you though.
StarrDust who doesnt? It's why we play From Software games.
Hail the Great Old Ones!May they manifest on Earth once more!
Dont worry, with statements like that, you will be joining them. Good luck with that.
Cthulu fhtagn r'lyae
no... FOR THE EMPEROR
Albert Ortega yeet
I started reading Lovecraft a few years ago. Love the ambience and atmosphere in his tales. He really makes the reader think and visualize, a hallmark and staple of a good reading experience.
H.P. Lovecraft was a fantastic writer! Thank you for uploading this!!!
The pleasure's all mine. Cheers!
Me too. The best way for me to relax when nothing else works.
hory shrt! Ive been told this was on here but never looked it up... whoever uploaded this thankyou!!!!
Thanks for listening!
Ive been lisitening as much as i can!
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Yes! Thank You!!
In his home at R'lyeh dead Cthulhu waits dreaming
Wait until the stars are right! :D
I do not believe I would like to visit that country by night-at least, not when the sinister stars are out
Sure does!!
His HOUSE. Cthulhu never had no home.
@@margiebovee2811 potato/potato
Great voice easy on the ears .thanks for
A great story keep up the great work .💤💤💤
I love this man's voice, I tried listening to Mr. Cornett, but I prefer this reading.
Where have this horrific amount of adverts come from?
Ir .um s puss
If you like lovecraft, and like board games , I highly recommend Arkham Horror!! Has so many references to all the Cthulhu books !! It's an epic game that takes 4-5 hours . Play as a group to stop Cthulhu or other Ancients awakening and destroying the world !!
I've never played Arkham Horror. Though i own Eldritch Horror with all of its expansions and my friends and I love this game so moch!
I've been wanting to read his work for some long and never thought to search youtube for an audio book, better yet I have a playlist full of his stories now
Thanks for listening! Cheers!
What is the name of the narrator of these H. P. Lovecraft audiobooks? His voice is very calming.
The hideous beat of the tom toms....sweet😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Thanks for visiting!
I'm convinced that the first few paragraphs of this story are some of the best writing in the last 200 years
It'd be really neat to memorize this (don't judge me it used to happen) and recite it over a camp fire.
That'd be awesome! Please try it and report back to us! :D
Lovecraft seems to have put it in a very evenly timed metre.
The narrator is also awesome, and adds greatly to the work.
That one and "The Shadow over Insmouth" is the best of (Cthoulhou series) !We speak about cosmic horror!
Anything is indeed possible from past eons of time going back hundreds of thousands or millions on years on Earth. We scarcely know much about the origins of humanity before the last ice age, let alone the very dim past. Truth and facts are always found in thin layers.
So true. :)
Thanks to Lovecraft I am forever frightened when looking at the sea.
Same here. Thanks for visiting!
one of the best short-stories of all time.
Happy birthday, H. P. Lovecraft!
Thanks for visiting and listening!
@@TheRecluseeee Thanks for uploading.
look up "black mountain transmitter" play it at slightly less than a quarter volume, and play this at the same time, creates the perfect disturbing atmosphere
Thanks for the tip! Cheers!
I had a couple of visions like this when I was a kid.. On my route home from school there was this long hill that I would fly down on my bicycle fantasising that I was outrunning hoardes of pirates, cutthroats and vagabonds.. only for some local consciousness to invade mine and give me a glimpse of an opponent that was as wide as the horizons and was impossible to outrun or evade.. Buzzkill!!!
@54:24 Strange, DANK, cyclopean city...
Dank lord Cthulu!
You know even though that I know he doesn't exist I still worship Cthulhu anymore mostly because his mythology honestly makes more sense than any of our actual religions.
Good for you! :D Thanks for visiting and listening!
This and Norsemythology
Wow, it's actually really good. Good thing audiobooks exist. I'm not much of a reading person. Not books anyway
Yes, audiobook is one of the greatest inventions ever! Thanks for visiting and listening!
Yes
@@TheRecluseeee sure is
Thank g*d for this narrator. I can't take any other narrator of this story on this site seriously
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wow way better read than the one I started earlier that guy was ridiculous
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That bass noise at the very last seconds made me shit bricks!!
I reccomend listening to this while slowly falling into the depths of insanity.
Thanks for your feedback.
Indeed
The novel is great. Too bad the game developer failed to make a video game adaptation where you face Cthulhu yourself. Perhaps hitting him with much bigger yacht.
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@@TheRecluseeee you archive one of most legendary story in early decades and this makes a fine slice of pizza 🍕 🍕 🍕! And this is how I complement on entertainment related novels.
I keep hearing the narrator from Top NFL Moments in History
Just found this, love the narrator!
Just came here from reading the story, loved it! Great narration!
+Joseph Tobillas Thanks for listening!
You really need to add "narrated by Conrad Feininger" to your title or description. 80% of the comments ask who the narrator is.
god i love wayne june, a litteral god, freeman has nothing on this guy
Wayne June has a remarkable voice, but I sometimes feel his voice can overwhelm the story by drawing undue attention to itself. The effect is similar to when opera singers perform folk songs -- their highly developed technique seems too much, too extravagant. That's why I prefer this narrator; he tells the story with a direct simplicity that serves the text, but doesn't compete with it.
This narrator sounds familiar. Wayne June, will have to check him on imdb.com.
Surely it's james earl jones reading?
No, not him. Thanks for visiting and listening!
What I really find scary here is the implication that the cult kills those who learns too much. In a meta sense, those who reads the stories... the depraved human mind is one of the most horrifying things in this world.
If you are about to hear this, lookup Cthulhu - A Cryo Chamber Collaboration and listen to this as background sound.
Thanks for the suggestion. cheers!
already did but with nyarlathotep instead
@@rosslambda9613 I actually enjoyed Azatoth the most, it comes in two parts.
I'd recommend listening to this at the same time as Cryo Chamber's Cthulu mix.
Thanks for the tip! Cheers!
fucking Epic. Cannot wait for Cthulhu to come back and eat every World Leaders Face first. Then allow those of us who have subscribed to the Mythos for decades? Live amongst our own in the "New Dark Age"...
cthulhu isnt a figure its a concept. a comprehension that we arent in control so if a vreature did appear it wouldnt be our star born love
they should make a TV show about this they don't even need to show cthulu have you seen Steven king the stand movie its long and good in that way they should make a really long movie I'm talking like a 6 part movie with 2 hours for every part like the stand but aboup HP Lovecraft' cthulu wouldn't be hard
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Adam Sawyer a
Thnx for uploading it! Fiona told me this book was also on it :-)
SimplyLimbo Hi, welcome to the club! And thanks for listening!
This photo of him is what I envision all intelligence agents looked like in the thirties.
Totally. LOL. Thanks for visiting and listening!
Anyone remember a 90's adventure game Quest for Glory 4 shadows of darkness? It's quite the accomplishment. Imagine combining the writings of Lovecraft with the writings of Douglas Adams and somehow pulling it off
I have not played that game but I like adventure games in general. I would love to see a proper adventure game-adaptation of Lovecraft's tale.
Intellectual Exercise well, Call of Cthulu just released on PC and next gen consoles. Its not an adventure game is the classic sense, more of a detective mystery third person type game
That prologue is more horrific and more real than any horror movie.
Loads of people say there here from many videos but i cant find anyone from fallout 4
I wanted have this book physical don't digital. H. P. LEGEND LOVECRAFT, congrulations for the audio book I love so much.
Thanks for listening! And yes, he's a LEGEND!
Brilliant narration. Brilliant story’s.
He says 'bah' relief, yes!!!
Lord Lovecraft...the greatest of the Great Old Ones...
May he forever rest in the eldrich cosmos.
+MadmanRobi Thanks for listening!
Great voice, somewhat muted, but works quite well.
+Szymon Skalka Thanks for listening!
You're welcome!
Sleep tight and dream of eldritch horrors
Indeed
Alan Moore wrote some work based on Lovecraft. Check out The Courtyard, Neonomicon and Providence. You can read these for free on readcomiconline. Enjoy.
Thanks for the information! Cheers!
that was amazing! thank you for making this
+Flisket Fluffybiscuits Thanks for listening!
Yea I just rechecked it totally is the inspiration for the punisher
The best . Genius , Genius
I'd love to have an mp3 of your lovecraftian audio books
Great story. Loved it.
Neiru B Thanks for listening!
weave that dark tapestry, speak of the dark shadows. find fear and release in discovery of all things dark.
Thanks for listening!
Does anyone think this looks exactly like Bradstreet's Punisher covers?
so im not really sure how it ended so Cthulhu was awoken but other than going mad nothing bad seem to have happened. Did it just go into the ocean?
"The professor had been stricken whilst returning from the Newport boat; falling suddenly, witnesses said, after being jostled by a nautical-looking Negro"
thank you for posting the book's.
Is this Hillary Clinton's father?
“nautical looking negro” LoL
i wonder what his cat was called