🦇 6 Creepy Tales by Edgar Allan Poe - FULL AudioBook 🎧📖 | Greatest🌟AudioBooks

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Chapter listing and length:
1 - The Telltale Heart -- 00:16:47
2 - The Masque of the Red Death -- 00:18:27
3 - The Black Cat -- 00:29:54
4 - The Raven -- 00:09:28
5 - The Casque of Amontillado -- 00:18:28
6 - Berenice -- 00:26:52
Read by Phil Chenevert
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[@lordtachanka903]

The Tell Tale Heart : 0:20 The Masque of the Red Death : 17:00 The Black Cat : 35:24 The Raven : 1:05:22 The Cask of Amontillado : 1:14:50 Berenice: 1:33:06 I literally came back 4 years later to add Berenice, I hope y’all are happy now 😂😂

[@whataboutrob442]

Thats only 5.

[@sleepystars8482]

@@whataboutrob442 lol

[@user-od8vx2ei9g]

You forgot berenice, no. 6

[@aigizakhasanova6205]

Thank you 🙏

[@lyndapettigrew3110]

Thank-you

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

Shall I ever unsubscribe from this channel by my side, quoth the Raven, Nevermore, nevermore. Thank you. Being legally blind this is a treasure to me.

[@miriampaloma92]

Joyce Joseph What a sweet, nice comment ;)

[@prozak715]

legally blind but uploads art videos? seems legit.

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

My daughter is legally blind without her glasses or contacts and glasses. She still does everything quite well, but cannot see much without her glasses. Are you not educated in this?

[@andrewfaggert1568]

Have you tried audible's free trail with 2 free books? amzn. to/2gIF3sw

[@daddygirlchanelhines4600]

Joyce Joseph you said being you was speaking of yourself.

[@341ferd]

I like his presentation. He has a pleasing voice and reads clearly and well spoken. Well done!

[@haf816r]

It is nice but I just don't think it's right for Poes darker works.

[@unQuishable]

The only voice that matches the Poe that settled in my head.

[@jahjoeka]

The Poe in my head could kill the Poe in your head.

[@Otto-mq8lg]

thank god its not AI which sounds like Joe Biden today..

[@williamburton757]

You people know that if you don't like the guys voice so much, you can always read it yourself, right?

[@talkstospiders]

Thank you

[@Tiphanie_Dyme]

Lol!!!

[@Kairbears]

I quite like his voice.

[@mic7able]

William Burton But what about the 57 comments ending in racial slurs, death threats and comparisons to Hitler. The endless high caps abbreviations and awful grammar. Come on, play the game.

[@annguyen-nk1xj]

William Burton i think they dont like it because the wanted to hear edgars deep voice :)

[@ChristianMetal55]

The Raven is phenomenal, and of this selection the Telltale Heart is my favorite. My very favorite Poe story, however, has to be Shortness of Breath. Absolutely hysterical story.

[@baf236]

I like this guys voice! I can understand everything he says. He speaks clearly. Also, I am glad there are no extra distracting background sounds or music.

[@danilofreire7604]

Joker reading Poe: simply love it!

[@micheleaesparza1340]

This narrator is bad ass his voice is soothing and my sister falls asleep within four minutes of hearing the tale tell heart.

[@jeremyreagan9085]

As a blind listener I am happy his reading is measured and with a good Cadense. Poe is my favorite author for his mind is how I feel about life. We all are in a world of chaos and cannot escape until we die. Literature is our only balm in human life.

[@thechatteringmagpie]

A Librovox recording that is actually bearable! Well done.

[@teupokocraddock4690]

i like this audio his voice is mesmerizing delivered the story making me feel a little unsettled and see things in a new light

[@royalestfoolofspades8252]

Read like it should be! Its perfect for me to listen to when i draw, i thank you sirs or madams, or even both who work on these!

[@sadiehilton1592]

I actually think his voice fits these stories perfectly

[@Nebuchadnezzar31]

Love this :-)

[@cesarnavarro8627]

Why would you stab a cat in the eye with a pen Mr. Poe?!

[@Nebuchadnezzar31]

Because.

[@otravez3916]

Ha-ha. Of course you do! You wrote it! And damn good tale it is.

[@kaliboo60]

+Cesar Navarro The same reason black cats died when the supposed whether were hung or burned. Cats have denoted evil as solitary beings. They were what witches turned into. Horrible n sickening indeed. I believe he was extremely sick.

[@cemeterygirl1147]

lol

[@JeremiahBurns]

The creepiness stems from the disturbing behaviour displayed by the (usually) narrator/protagonist. "The Cask of Amontillado" is one of my favourites.

[@michellewanless862]

Jeremiah Burns agreed. One of mine as well .

[@jillfanning749]

Tell tale heart was the first I’d read when I was 12 or 13... and I personally have a preference for it. Yet, I don’t entirely understand that on yet. I will admit it’s interesting though.

[@jillfanning749]

(The Cask of Amontillado)

[@a_lucientes]

@@jillfanning749 ** I know this is an ancient comment but just wanted to add (Tho' I know Poe claimed to dislike allegory it seems pretty obvious TCOA is one. About a man who turns the table on life itself by chaining it within the wall of a catacomb. Fortunato (fortune, guilty of perpetuating a countless ills) is unwittingly taken, while dressed as a jester, led into the deepest bowels of the earth where he is suddenly chained to a wall (after being stupefied by wine, and being led on by the promise of a particularly sublime Amontialldo). The bricks represent the months and years of one's life, one laid on top of the other, until the last one is placed and the world simply moves on as if you never were, your bones alone in the dark for all time. The secrets of your life buried with you.

[@melbourneleogibbsgibson...1653]

Six- Creepy-TALES by Edgar Allan Poe: Masterful, Endless Shocking Literature Genius Reigns: Triumphant Edgar Allan Poe. I Love.

[@EarthSurferUSA]

They are stories about murder and justification. Really? Yea, I understand some things about losing good values. Art has become quite a wrecking ball for a long time,---and here we are.

[@vatiebluebird4318]

Best narrator!! Voice fits so well!😊❤️❤️❤️

[@bloodyhellron4055]

vatie bluebird “Oh so gently” (-cringes inside-)

[@otravez3916]

I heard a record many years ago in the public library, long before there were ever words such as Internet or personal computer or wifi, and it was a recording of EAP's tales performed by Vincent Price and others, and while I don't recall the other stories, I do remember one: The Cask Of Amontillado. With the headphones (great big things, no piddly little earbuds those, to allow the sound to wash over the listener) on, it was an incredible experience. Still the best version of the tale I've ever heard. Thanks for your uploads.

[@otravez3916]

Forgot to say, the recording was not just a verbatim reading, it had all the bells and whistles, the sound effects, the mood-inducing music.

[@GreatestAudioBooks]

🐈‍⬛

[@alwaysbepis]

Penis

[@udarpavarota396]

How good! Would a madman act like this? Yes, these are precisely the signs that the narrator of the first tale has gone insane.

[@deebaker9199]

I love this narration. The one edgar allan poe narrator I listen to over and over. Especially when going to sleep or relaxing on a sunny day near the ocean. Greatly appreciate, thankyou 😊🎉

[@andrewpliakis]

I find it pretty stupid that people say stuff like "They should have chosen someone else to do this recording" When, in fact, Librivox gives EVERYONE the chance to try and submit their recordings. You can find more than enough people with recordings of Poe's, Lovecraft's or whatever you want with a simple, ridiculously easy search in Librivox. What, too lazy to go to another site? One that is practically /made/ for Public Domain audiobooks? Bottom line, if you don't like this 1. Don't listen to it and 2. Go to Librivox to find one you may enjoy. That's all there is to it.

[@ThePrincedragon7]

I agree. this isn't the only one on the internet

[@jakelancaster5889]

Lol right aft r rni post 7 see it. Good idea ill look for someone elsd. Good to know im not the only 1 who wants someone else

[@ThePrincedragon7]

?

[@lauracullen3895]

To. Ryan: an educational note: E. A. Poe was an American, ergo, from America; born in the US of A, attended West Point, which is located in America. You have heard of that country, correct? How in Amontillado's good name do you think reader should have English accent? And to which English accent do you refer?

[@ThePrincedragon7]

Laura Cullen Listen mam... i dont think anything. I was agreeing if anything... You are telling this to the wrong person!

[@Grapesforbananas]

I love poems, especially from Edgar Allen Poe, I read and read, I am not efficient in my reading but I am learning, reading, too.

[@krochetnkat]

I'm enjoying this. Yes, the narrator does sort of sound like the joker, but be fair, the joker would give this tale the darkness it deserves. i believe the narrator made a great effort to give us a dark tale. he succeeded.

[@amahra100]

My favorites are The Telltale Heart and The Black Cat.

[@barbwalker1540]

Harriett Randall my dave is cask of amontillado

[@eclairz9275]

Both of which are very similar stories.

[@gdhse3]

Love this guy's voice reading these stories! Well done thank you!

[@Kai-ye8cr]

It is storming here and thundering. Perfect for Poe

[@trendy4313]

All I need is a creepy dark night and a candle.

[@hobbyhermit66]

Trendy Yeah, put the candle on the floor, or on a low table, so that it throws some really creepy shadows. You've got a great idea.

[@laugher2211]

Is it just me or you sound kinda like The Joker

[@aladdinkayqubad1645]

laugher2211 makes it better, doesn't it?

[@laugher2211]

Arsal Khan Well if you put it that way, I guess so

[@micheleaesparza1340]

No I hear it too

[@kjvinnie3643]

laugher2211 Yeah he does :) Jerome from Gotham lol

[@applebrush7600]

Joker, criminal mastermind and audio book reader. I knew he had to have a normal hobby somewhere! :P

[@ladylivvi1able]

Amazing reading, full of imagery, Thank you for reading, thank you Edgar Allan Poe for brilliant creation!!

[@maestroh2986]

The Masque of the Red Death has always been my favorite.

[@0nyxii]

I love this

[@romesnewborn9876]

The fact that the reader sounds like joker makes it 100x better.

[@florianglinka8575]

Well the joker isn't as crazy as many of poes characters :D

[@ApocalypseKurtz]

The Casque of Amontillado is probably the greatest horror short story, maybe short story of any genre, ever written.

[@jrdz9337]

Raven

[@ApocalypseKurtz]

Shade Is a great poem.

[@otravez3916]

Angry Gen X'er: A good long while ago, I listened to an LP at my local library of Poe's tales, enacted by Vincent Price, The Cask of Amontillado being one of the stories, and do feel Price's voice is an acquired taste, that recording was, even today, at the very top of the list.

[@reese1045]

Download 2 free Audiobooks here : plus.google.com/100326418076839093952/posts/Gagqvm3BiRx

[@nightmaretomb5294]

+Otravez 39 Peter Lorre did a short radio drama based on the story.

[@abbyj6335]

Listening to this while walking alone through the mist to the bus stop a mile from my house. Oh God.

[@TheBrittneycolburn]

Living & Dying for this narrator! 🖤☠💯☠🖤

[@leeannenewton1220]

What a wonderful reminder of the days when my step father would read Poe, Whitman, etc. very nice. Thank you very kindly and do not worry about the negative feedback. Not everyone enjoys this being to read to them for over 50 years.😊

[@petros44x18]

very enjoyable and beautifully read. Thank you

[@alisvillatoro7519]

His voice fits so nicely.

[@theknowledgehub2484]

It's thrilling to listen... Woooh.... Goosebumps 😇😇

[@wilde4445]

Thank you for sharing, enjoyable especially on a rainy night.

[@MarkRForum]

Since moving to Baltimore I been thinking about about good old Poe. I have to wonder what he would post on KZbin if he was alive today.

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

+ADEBISI ADEBISI Fuck you more, troll.

[@feeluvsyou]

ADEBISI ADEBISI LMFAO whatcha mad at

[@normal_human_female]

Probably his suicide...

[@bugeye8749]

Homicide lol

[@dorrienmi11er]

Cat videos. Hahaha.

[@user-wj1qm6sx1c]

I love listening to THE TELLTALE HEART with a boarder in my basement. It certainly keeps me on my toes

[@JohnnySinsUnderstudy]

If you want to read a great Poe story check out hop-frog. Very unknown but it's great

[@carleighmarks6940]

I did a book report on him and now to hear "The Raven" Is for me amazing I thought I would never be able to hear it but here I am😁

[@jamesgoldthorpe6881]

Those short stories are always especially epic

[@MagsPlaysProseka]

this dudes voice giving me shivers. i love it.

[@nancyegan4286]

I love how he reads this story!

[@halldavid2554]

Thank you for all the time and effort to do this. Really enjoyed it, great job. I don't recall reading The Raven before than never realized the Raven was named Nevermore. Than you again.

[@marytong9730]

Thank you so much for reading those stories, much appreciated Love it ,

[@nara.sundara]

The best narration I've ever listened to. So creepy

[@divagirl10]

Love edgar allen poe. such a talented and epic writer.

[@michellewanless862]

This is wonderful. Thank you kindly for posting .

[@shamimanargis342]

Thanks excellent reading 👍

[@hannahw6063]

How are these exactly all my favourite works of him??? I love this video

[@hestonpfheffer1299]

What a gem

[@joeurquhart1299]

His voice matches the story very well

[@blixten2928]

If you give it for free - people are twice as likely to criticize. Odd, isn't it? I love this guy: he sounds so NORMAL yet is so WEIRD. Your next-door neighbor -- watch out if you've an Evil Eye!

[@normal_human_female]

How terrible! To call someone NORMAL... *hehehe*

[@shelvingunit2000]

I see more comments bitching about people criticizing this narrator than I see comments that ARE critical of him. A few people said he sounds like The Joker (I wouldn’t call that criticism personally just an observation) and many many comments saying they love his voice and he did a great job. What made you post this in the first place? I saw two or three other comments similar to this, chastising people for complaining about free content or telling them to read it themselves. Just curious why since I can’t locate many genuine criticisms

[@dhanshreea]

This is a much better recording from LibriVox than all the others I have heard so far! This one closely imitates the one I had heard ages ago, and I'm not able to find it again. But anyway, good attempt. :) Thanks.

[@johannetinggraf7237]

Chapter listing and length: 1 - The Telltale Heart -- 00:16:47 2 - The Masque of the Red Death -- 00:18:27 3 - The Black Cat -- 00:29:54 4 - The Raven -- 00:09:28 5 - The Casque of Amontillado -- 00:18:28 6 - Berenice -- 00:26:52

[@alexytrott7427]

I love Edgar Allan Poe

[@jaywolf7428]

"And my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on that floor shall be lifted never more."

[@gerardgaythekilljy9175]

Dude you sound like the joker omfg

[@inagakimuisai]

It's a very good textbook to learn the literature of Edgar Allan Poe. Thanks a lot.

[@panizjarahi1667]

I just DO love the tell tale heart short story . But Shep O Neal's narration is something else...

[@bronycore1841]

I listen to this every night before sleeping

[@jimmyalderson1639]

I love these detective acoiding stories because at the end he goes mad and fucks everything up

[@stevenbrown6277]

Great narration. Thank you.

[@mr.amjidkhan7033]

very clear voice.love it

[@dunlaoghaire40]

With the thousands + of Poe fans, no one has come forward to continue the decades of ritual and deserved respect of leaving brandy and roses at the Master's Tomb. For myself, I live many thousands of miles away but surely there are several within reasonable distance to demonstrate the annual pilgrimage of honor. BTW: Amontillado remains available for those devotees so inclined. Quite delicious, may I add.

[@jimmyjohnston8287]

BEST READING! SUPERB.

[@sherlockholmes2862]

"Dreaming dreams no mortal has ever dared to dream."-Edgar Allan Poe

[@MsGuillamina]

This guy is awesome at reading!

[@pidarosayoblanka8184]

Went to comment section nevermore shall i ever practice such a misdemeanor.

[@BonesofGoldSkateboarding]

boss

[@hopeemory5095]

Pidarosa Yoblanka

[@arthurbolokov2029]

You'll be back

[@Cavallaro2376]

"Nevermore, nevermore," said the Raven as it listened to the tale of The Black Cat.

[@annlanzi3590]

4 days in a row my bed time stories.

[@jesusyeshuaelelyonelshadai6295]

he was a insane genius poet writer oh and poet/serial killer in writing

[@andrewdees5934]

Don't forget, he was one hell of a dope fiend.

[@alisgvt.1569]

This is my third time listening to the whole video, loved it! Xx

[@landyalmond7742]

Ear buds in, dark and rainy, window open...to go to sleep listening to Poe.... Why will you say that I am mad?

[@spellmanpat8233]

I love that the joker reads this story on tape here! we are truly lucky he was able to have some time away causing bedlam to Gotham city

[@5050TM]

Poor honey would be more suited to read children's books! What a sweet voice that is a complete miss with these stories in my opinion. oh Well.

[@5050TM]

Laura Cullen I did say it was my opinion. Perhaps, I wouldn't have liked hearing Poe read his own work to me, either. Who knows!

[@stevolution666]

Awful yes

[@blakecarroll23]

He's dead bitch, how can he read them to u?

[@5050TM]

Blake Carroll You're a complete idiot. When I said that I meant if I had been alive when he was in his prime. He did live readings of his works. Now piss off.

[@5050TM]

***** That's fine by me. We all have opinions! Mine definitely did sound patronizing in retrospect! :)

[@VickiBee]

I don't think ANY type of voice could make the first story anything less than creepy as hell. The whole thing creeps me out now just like it did when I read it.

[@Dee-hi5zj]

The best renderings of Poe are available on Alan Parsons' Tales of Mystery and Imagination

[@serenatsukino999]

I agree...amazing...thanks for recording this!

[@westfake4535]

such a brilliant guy

[@westfake4535]

yo

[@ThundersTheOak]

yo

[@lordtachanka903]

yo josh ik Phil chenevere is a trapstar

[@greyedgerton2890]

How absolutely super. I just stumbled on this treasure.

[@tuskinekinase]

Wonderful rendition. The only issue I have is: why is The Raven a creepy tale...

[@serenatsukino999]

PERFECT voice! I agree!

[@nataliya2641]

Hello from Moscow. Thank you! Subscribed.

[@AppleSlicesUnite]

He sounds like Mr. McFeely the delivery man from the show, Mr. Rogers neighborhood lol

[@arikjordancoulter8708]

Apple Slices Unite hi

[@AppleSlicesUnite]

Hi Arik :)

[@blackmetalmagick1]

Like lovecraft it's brilliant when your bored, and brilliant to send you to sleep

[@KrAceZ]

The Raven @1:05:23

[@gda295]

well read

[@celebrei]

The narrator sounds like The Joker from Dark Knight

[@jeffersondinedalone4853]

Why... so... serious?

[@rosapuentes5872]

😎😁he does,love it..👍👍

[@MitchMBowring1]

This is my first Poe-down/Poe-deo so I’m not sure how it should sound, but why doesn’t anyone who thinks this guy is doing a rubbish job put there own recordings up?

[@andrewdees5934]

I think its because,at least for me. Am so used to a deep, sullen, bass driven voice. It took some time to get used to this narrator. But i enjoyed it.

[@haf816r]

MitchMBowring1 he sure doesn't create the atmosphere Poes writing does. The voice isn't working for me either. My voice wouldn't be much better but then, I wouldn't record myself reading the Wonderful Eddy Poe.

[@Cavallaro2376]

Edgar Allan Poe himself didn't have a bass voice, and this reading is excellent...no caughing, steady reading.

[@lalomora7689]

This puts me to sleep in a good way

[@tigerrat8]

love it thanks

[@user-wj1qm6sx1c]

Very very dreadfully nervous. And my Sox are too loose.

[@javedsultan4830]

Lovely reading..

[@petersisco2499]

i love POE but once you've heard his stories recited by lagosi or price its hard to listen to someone so different reading them . These are great stories by the Shakespeare of horror and suspense tho. TWO THUMBS UP .