You know, I look for this version (the reader) all the time, and can rarely find it. This was the first audiobook of this book I had Listened to, and lulls me to sleep so beautifully while playing with my dreams in all the best ways during my slumber. Her voice is very enjoyable to lull of to the Dream lands, for an adventure of unknown horrors, treasures and dangerous knowledge mean not for the minds of man.
I know what you mean! This was the last Lovecraft audiobook l listened to, and was initially a bit thrown by hearing such a sweet voice after all the heavy brooding tones of earlier readers, but suits the story brilliantly and l quickly came to love her voice. Am currently listening to the audiobook of Clash Of The Titans (blame lockdown) and was delighted to discover it was being read by the same person. Her name is Amy Mullin and she works on a site called ‘audiobooks for the damned’ which reads out movie novelisations. I seriously can’t wait to hear her read the book of John Carpenter’s ‘Dark Star’ :)
@@PoetsTheMovie Thanks! for the i.d. and website headsup.... assuming she is (considerably) younger than me, I'm going to formally request her to be my Mommy next lifetime! lol....
Good to know the science part of lovercraft isn’t the strongest but I guess they didn’t really understand supernova back then and he wasn’t well educated.
He was but sciences come to him extremely difficult. He litterally made himself a mental breakdown trying do pass maths (which he did but at what cost).
Explanations are a bit dry and drawn out. The whole things Is a bit boring and like the Mountains of Maddness take until about half way to get going but once it does its pretty great. 😊
Long Live the Ancient Dreams!
Happy birthday, H. P. Lovecraft!
Finally! Someone who can read this without boring me to death! Thank you for injecting feeling into an HPL reading.
It's like being read a bedtime story by a fond maiden aunt (who really loves cats). Pitch-perfect for this tale.
Good reader even better story.
The pain of lost things drives us to self destructive measures in search of our own Kadath.
well put
A really great reading of an amazing story
My favorite book by my favorite author, this woman does an excellent job of dictating it.
You know, I look for this version (the reader) all the time, and can rarely find it. This was the first audiobook of this book I had Listened to, and lulls me to sleep so beautifully while playing with my dreams in all the best ways during my slumber. Her voice is very enjoyable to lull of to the Dream lands, for an adventure of unknown horrors, treasures and dangerous knowledge mean not for the minds of man.
Love your rendering!
Your home town but it’s just a burning memory.
If there ever was a live action movie based on The Dream-quest for Unknown Kadath, i´d love to have Brian Blessed play Kuranes.
Does this lovely narrator also read "At The Mountains Of Madness"?
1:40:50 part 4
He gets to Kaddath at 4:58:28
10/10
2:51:16 part 7
It's So Sad that H.p Lovecraft was such a Beautiful man who ended living an extremely Negative life!
What a delightful reading voice!!! I'll listen to anything she reads! How to I find her other audiobooks?
I know what you mean! This was the last Lovecraft audiobook l listened to, and was initially a bit thrown by hearing such a sweet voice after all the heavy brooding tones of earlier readers, but suits the story brilliantly and l quickly came to love her voice. Am currently listening to the audiobook of Clash Of The Titans (blame lockdown) and was delighted to discover it was being read by the same person. Her name is Amy Mullin and she works on a site called ‘audiobooks for the damned’ which reads out movie novelisations. I seriously can’t wait to hear her read the book of John Carpenter’s ‘Dark Star’ :)
@@PoetsTheMovie Thanks! for the i.d. and website headsup.... assuming she is (considerably) younger than me, I'm going to formally request her to be my Mommy next lifetime! lol....
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I can't listen to anyone else reading this now
4:34:29 part 11
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4:09:00
2:11:20 part 5
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Good to know the science part of lovercraft isn’t the strongest but I guess they didn’t really understand supernova back then and he wasn’t well educated.
He was but sciences come to him extremely difficult. He litterally made himself a mental breakdown trying do pass maths (which he did but at what cost).
@@bananabread936 that’s crazy do you have any evidence for this you claim? I’ve never heard this about him.
I don’t remember what story it was but he described a creature that’s wings would only work well in space. Yeah. Not super scientifically mined
@@daveclark2712 I seem to remember something like that too. Maybe the music or Erich Zahn.
@@daveclark2712 Ether was still considered a thing
Explanations are a bit dry and drawn out. The whole things Is a bit boring and like the Mountains of Maddness take until about half way to get going but once it does its pretty great. 😊
3:15:47 Part 8
3:51:26 part 9