Dagon - H P Lovecraft

[@LadyBernkastel92]

You're by far one of my favorite orators of Lovecraft's work. You're voice perfect for this kind of thing, and you can actually express emotion. Thank you for these.

[@MeenyMcSweeny]

One of my favorite Lovecraft stories

[@hilleklein2193]

It's a pity I know the story should not even read it anyway

[@Eisenbison]

SUPERB narration!

[@KiyokoCartoonist]

There could be no better voice for Lovecraft. Brilliantly done.

[@MasticinaAkicta]

Such happy words fill my heart with utter Madness It Glibs deep into my broken sanity Tentacles and darkness before me for I have seen it It is to late its shadow becoming mine.

[@Gisburne2000]

@LadyBernkastel92 Thank you for the compliment! I've had to take some time off from recording for a while, but hopefully I will do more at some point, when I can give these stories the attention they deserve.

[@Frankenhound]

If it ain't Gisburne, it ain't shit. This is still my favorite reading of Dagon.

[@Joeyal123]

HP lovecraft Inspired me to write myt own poems

[@PetziPotato]

He actually wrote "The window! The window!" ?

[@gamescoop0o0]

Thanks, I just closed my eyes and listened.

[@Lobot87]

awesome voice, and great selection! your voice is very reminiscent of a british James Earl Jones. Thanks for these!

[@MegaFafnir]

Personally, "Dagon" is one of my favourite Lovecraft stories. In fewer pages than most of the others, it pretty much captures the themes typical of him. If I was going to introduce a friend to Lovecraft, I would recommend reading Dagon to get a general impression.

[@johnnyboy2411]

What are some other stories you would recommend?

[@risingpath]

That was an awesome read and you have a great voice. I read along with your telling and picked up so much more. I have read this story before and enjoy Lovecraft's work but Lovecraft can be murder on someone like me (I have dyslexia). Thank you for your reading.

[@digitalsoul502]

Miss ya Nick.

[@Gisburne2000]

I haven't gone, I'm just very lazy!

[@nate556]

I asked my magic 8-ball if there were ancient gods asleep in the Atlantic ocean. "Better not tell you now." What does that mean ???

[@Mer.Saloon]

That breathing at the end gave me a start!

[@premed2]

Thanks

[@axeofgod72]

thank you!

[@bellsummer]

Brilliantly read. x

[@killwalla]

@Riotmakertk You mean the Elder Things, and they created a slave race in the shoggoths. The same Elder Things that had to do a ritual to contact the Old Ones in order to get help beating the Star Spawn (that is only if the story found of them in "At the Mountains of Madness" is correct)

[@chaddvanzanten]

Good!

[@andydensmore5293]

To nick gisburne please could you do the holdup by clarence e millford and the cowardly lion and the hungry tiger by l frank baulm

[@cerebulon]

As I've grown older, my perspective of Lovecraft's works have shifted to someone who has come to sympathize with the minions of the Great Old Ones. They really weren't so bad. Most of them seemed like decent folk if you just got to know them. Take the chap from this story: he stumbles upon a civilized, religious creature, can't deal with it and turns to drugs because of his close-mindedness. Then, when the being tracks him down to make peace, he freaks out and kills himself. Typical.

[@JMDarkly1]

Great voice by the way. Now as for the material: Scary as hell. Lovecraft has to be the most terrifiying author I've ever come across. I read that he based some of these writings on nightmares he had as a child. I love his stuff but man I hope he found some peace in death.

[@Cthululz1]

H.P Lovecraft broke me.

[@0n1baka]

Please do Call of Cthulahu and At the Mountains of Madness

[@TheSuperDerp]

@cerebulon Or, maybe he's just terrified of being dragged away into the night by horrible monsters. After all, if you saw some ancient eldritch horror, would you just go up to it and introduce yourself? It's the same reason you don't hang around in alleyways in the Bronx.: to avoid being killed in the slowest and most painful way possible.

[@er07291]

Means you should look for that window our character here was running for haha

[@Matthew23and12KJV]

ask starbucks where they got the inspiration for their logo.

[@ethantaliesin]

I like your narration too, but let it be known: your voice can at times have a hypnotic, soporific effect and should NEVER be listened to entertain yourself while driving long stretches of open highway at night. I almost ended my life.

[@davidibarra9970]

i rather enjoyed that tale as well

[@Xenoriddley]

Do you plan on doing The Shadow over Innsmouth?

[@goodyear2602]

So you are going to orate all of Lovecraft's works? Would be great, as your voice is as dark as the texts are mysterious :)

[@DavyWhitezel]

Tiamat Rises.

[@timmysquidfingers]

@cerebulon Word

[@Jkstolz]

This sounds similar to the book of enoch

[@horrendoustroll7189]

that is because its all made up

[@davemarx7856]

Cults

[@cismictawny]

I will read any book you want. chiefly esoteric and occult based books. I just began my page, send me suggestions please