Out of the Storm by William Hope Hodgson (Audiobook + Analysis)

0:00 - Audiobook
12:59 - Analysis
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[@cpthurme]

Love a Hope Hodgson nautical tale ❤ Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed the analysis at the end 👍

[@lobomella128]

I enjoy your readings but the extra commentary at the end elevated the experience even more. Thanks!

[@phantomb8832]

The ocean is no joke. WHH takes its horrors and raises them to the next level, or, should that be sinks them to the fathomless depths? Fantastic reading and interesting analysis. A thousand thanks for all you share.

[@toadyuk8391]

The sea here is actually ab-natural (carnakie) as it turns the natural love of a mother for a child and a woman for a man into the opposite. It doesn’t just make people fight, it creates an evil, inversion of the spirit. It’s a great story. In fact most of WHH are - I still am scared of eating mouldy bread after reading “A voice in the night”.

[@Hex_tarot]

This was scary. Very enjoyable