H.P. Lovecraft - Dagon // (Audiobook)

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Hey guys. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe if you enjoyed the vid, and let us know in the comments what other out of copyright stories you'd like to see covered next. I'm going to be launching a series of book reviews in the near future so do let me know in the comments what your favourite sci-fi/horror/fantasy books are and I'll have a look! Happy holidays everyone!

[@garrettallen7427]

Can you do H. G. Wells War of the Worlds?

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Garrett Allen Oh Man. We would love to eventually. Absolute classic!

[@urso3000]

I love all audiobooks.

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urso3000 thanks for stopping by!

[@crevg5186]

I'd be interested in hearing your perspective on the book Warday by James Kunetka and Whitley Strieber. Although it's more post-nuclear war/alternate history than pure sci-fi or horror, I feel it was a surprisingly chilling, realistic and intriguing glimpse at how life would be following the destruction caused by a limited nuclear exchange.

[@tomaszprzyby784]

Finally! I love the atmosphere of Lovecraftian horrors. Fear, madness and dread and the things that man can't understand.

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Tomasz Przybył it's the best! Which other Lovecraft tale would you like to see covered?

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@@ScifiHub I was rereading few chapters from a song of Ice and fire and there was a description of the sept made of black stone with faces of seven aspects carved in the walls. It reminded me of the black church from the hunter of the dark. So I guess it must be that one ;p

[@devtrev85]

Brilliant recitation. Brilliant.

[@ismosavolainen485]

Great work, really well presented! Hoping to hear more stories from Cthulhu mythos!

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Ismo Savolainen thanks for watching! Which tales would you like to see adapted?

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@@ScifiHub Shadow over Innsmouth and The Dunwitch Horrow would be great choises. And of course The Case of Charles Dexter Ward would be epic, but quite a long story!

[@nicholasmaniccia1005]

Never been into Lovecraft's work, but this video does an amazing job displaying his work. If this is going to be the quality of video coming from this channel it's definitely going to be a new favorite of mine.

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Nicholas Maniccia i find Lovecraft hard to read but fun to listen too

[@KarenMcAda]

Beautifully read, sir! Genuinely excellent. Thank you! I can’t wait to hear more like this!

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Karen Hadley thankyou! Much more on the way in 2019!

[@crevg5186]

Discovered your History Time channel April of last year and went through every video on my commute to university! Seeing that you are now pursuing building a Sci Fi channel makes me extremely excited, as Sci Fi, history and fantasy are my favorite past time topics. Definitely looking forward to more Sci Fi content in the future!

[@The_Robert.Fletcher]

Thank you, you have certainly started off with a real classic and Chrismas is the time for horror and spooky stuff. Worth the wait.

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Robert Fletcher Thanks for watching! Much more on the way for the new year!

[@dobypilgrim6160]

Have you noticed that you have a subscriber rate of almost 85 percent of the views here? It won't take long for you to build this channel up. Keep up the great work.

[@Felipezz92]

Awesome vid. Made me want to read them all over again. Keep it up!!

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Felipe Cunha Thanks so much. We have so many more lined up for 2019!

[@dobypilgrim6160]

Superb. You'd have been a radio star 80 years ago!

[@caioabreu4688]

Fantastic

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Caio Abreu thanks for watching!

[@caioabreu4688]

@@ScifiHub could you guys please do "The last question", it was my first Asimov and the tale that got me into,Sci-fi

[@pilgrim....]

Love this. I now remember hearing superb BBC radio drama about a near deserted coastal town on NE American coast. Inhabitants were followers of a strange religion which came about after contact with these amphibious creatures. Treasure for souls. The description and the name Dagon sparked my memory. Don't know what book it's adapted from but would love to hear that one. Really creepy. Thanks for this excellent reading.

[@sethdominickortiz]

Was really good, please more

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kWICk SpeaQ so much more planned for the new year! Any favourite short stories you'd like to see?

[@deusexaethera]

Poor guy just needed some Haldol.

[@eduardpatachi4862]

It was a pleasure. Bravo

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eduard patachi thankyou for watching!

[@urso3000]

Perfect , I love it.

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urso3000 thanks for watching!

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

Well done. The timing and the tone were great!

[@ScottStratton]

I think Nightfall, by Isaac Asimov is another classic of the genre that is also a great story. Would love to hear that! Thanks for all the hard work to bring “reading aloud” more exposure. It’s a greAt way to enjoy written works and I wish more people would be willing to try it. So glad ya’ll do this!

[@2ears1mouth786]

Very well read!!

[@zachrobhan]

Cant wait for the next one

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ScrappytheDog not too long to wait! Should be coming in January!

[@Jedikun]

Just found this channel. Love your voice. Love your other channels. Keep it up

[@rewatteefroimchuk8589]

Thank you.

[@joedushof64street79]

I'll assume that I am going crazy. I watched this and all that came to mind was the CNN dude that go fired, Brian Stelter. I am trapped inside his butt and there is no way out. Have mercy on my soul.

[@giuseppelogiurato5718]

I didn't even realize that it's the same guy from 'Voices from the Past' until he said the word "scarcely"... I watch so many KZbin channels that have narrators with English accents (some thicker than others) that I get them confused... This one is the guy that says "SKAHR-slee". (It maybe it's his brother, I don't know)

[@rooseveltbrentwood9654]

man i thought i was listening to The Volgon for a sec lol

[@Bsliggs]

I can't wait for Dagon 5

[@Senio6667]

Fantastic

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Ben Senior thankyou!