Wonderful, thank you for providing this! I was recently reminded of the movie Haunted Summer (1988), which is about the "wet weekend" when this story and Frankenstein were conceived, and I thought I'd seek this story out and see how it holds up. I only wish it was longer! Or that Polidori had written more stories. (P.S. When you keep calling Aubrey "lie", is that a typo in your book for "he"? I see that particular transposition a lot in books that have been machine-transcripted from older documents and never subjected to a human proofreader, which many print on demand services do. Another common typo of the sort is "me" to "nie." It's part of my job to find these things, so that's why it caught my attention.)
Just came across your channel and love your style! The story is awesome but it has a lot of words and phrases that are no longer used so it's hard to understand exactly what he's trying to convey. I can almost always suss out the gist usually but not this time. 😊
@@IanMcFerran this is written a long time ago(1819, in fact) where the styling used in the story is considered normal. So cut it some slack, all right?
Thank you so much for this gothic vampyre story! I did not know if the book still existed! You have a lovely voice, Robert! Cheers! ~Janet in Canada
This was a fabulous story! Thank you Robert!
It's been 2 months since your last post, are you still doing these? Please continue Robert! Appreciate You!
Great Voiceover. Love this story.
Wonderful, thank you for providing this! I was recently reminded of the movie Haunted Summer (1988), which is about the "wet weekend" when this story and Frankenstein were conceived, and I thought I'd seek this story out and see how it holds up. I only wish it was longer! Or that Polidori had written more stories.
(P.S. When you keep calling Aubrey "lie", is that a typo in your book for "he"? I see that particular transposition a lot in books that have been machine-transcripted from older documents and never subjected to a human proofreader, which many print on demand services do. Another common typo of the sort is "me" to "nie." It's part of my job to find these things, so that's why it caught my attention.)
Thanks!
Thank you!
Polidori’s wrote this short story The Vampyre, forerunner of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, while in Geneva Switzerland.
Thank you, Robert! Love the channel!
Byron's story wasn't about vampires, Polidori added that
Byron's story wasn't finished, had it continued, it would be revealed that Augustus Darvell is really a vampire. Or so the legend goes.
This is such a weird truth. Byrons story has a stork (birth) bringing his prey, a snake (the vampire) without eating it. It’s blatant imagery.
It's been over a month! Please come out with some new content & stories! Appreciate You Robert!
Coming soon ...
@@TheWellToldTale You weren't lying, LoL, that was soon. Thanks Robert!
A wonderful and and important story wonderfully well read.
Thank you for sharing the story!❤️
EDGAR ALLEN POE STORIES PLEASE!!!
Quite a terrifying story.
Thank you!
Your Dorian Gray drew me in. Xo you are phenomenal
Great narration to a killer story.
I recognise you voice but I carnt remember from where, somthing to do with Tolkien
C'mon Robert you can't ce done?! Please keep em coming!
Just came across your channel and love your style! The story is awesome but it has a lot of words and phrases that are no longer used so it's hard to understand exactly what he's trying to convey. I can almost always suss out the gist usually but not this time. 😊
Glad I'm not the only one. It's a challenging listen. I can't quite put my finger on why.
k jhon bolidori still alive
Please tell me you're the same Robert that does In Deep Geek? If not you're voice twins!
Overly descriptive with needless details. 👎
You have a lot of time on your hands for someone who adds 0 to the conversation
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@@Raewoo333 so do you - you wrote more than I did. 🤣
@@IanMcFerran this is written a long time ago(1819, in fact) where the styling used in the story is considered normal. So cut it some slack, all right?
@@kzkaa. No.