The Hound

[@scottyandell3644]

My God. That man can paint a scene like no other. I can't stop listening to these uploads. Thanks again for posting these works of art!

[@TheRecluseeee]

My pleasure! Have a great weekend and cheers!

[@wakenbakerukalldaylong3336]

he wrote in prose, even if it accidentally .it flows, it builds, it is magnificent yet of an age before. gotta love Lovecraft's "prosaic" attempts at 19c literature. for 21c readers he nails it! the reader is superb! ia ! chtulhu

[@TheRecluseeee]

Hail Chtulhu! :D

[@riassslave558]

love this writer no one truly compares to him for surrealism

[@TheRecluseeee]

Thanks for listening! Cheers!

[@konstantinoskaragiannis1596]

The scariest and most creepy short story by H.P.Lovecraft! Scary as hell!

[@Kaecyy]

As in "The Lurking Fear"- when will these people learn not to mess with the Dutch? I love the two main characters in this one- their passion is for the great countercultural arts of the 19th Century, such as the Symbolists, Decadents, Baudelaire, etc. One day I hope to be that cool! Somehow, after this, Japanese swordsmanship in the graveyards of Europe is not quite enough any more... Time to join the local Thelemites and hunt down a copy of the Necronomicon.

[@TheCorrodedMan]

Come live with me when I move out,I already collect skulls and perform forefathers eve every year

[@theapexsurvivor9538]

>not needing to revel in the flavours and visions brought essential saltes and other extracts of man... I envy your ability to find enjoyment in this world.

[@KTSamurai1]

Interesting that this is considered one of Lovercraft's "weaker" stories by himself and his critics at the time.

[@Emerild]

yeah it's definitely a socks knocker

[@richardmahn7861]

H.P.L., Poe and Hawthorne stand as masters and teachers in a tradition of "Supernatural Horror in Literature" DO

[@loganterron1663]

they had mastered the art of madness

[@eleftheriaeleftheria3302]

Truly this is an original nightmare! The totally horror!!!!

[@sinjunmorris701]

I fucking flipped when he said sinjun was a mangled corpse.

[@annonimus2247]

I love the readers voice! Some of the others on youtube are not as good

[@TheRecluseeee]

Ann Onimus I'm glad that you like the upload!

[@Tadesan]

Cacodaemoniacal ghastliness

[@richardpickman7594]

God damn that ending! O.O

[@TheRecluseeee]

Thanks for listening! Cheers!

[@midimusicforever]

woof woof

[@georgestoica1509]

do you by any chance know the name of the reader? I see that many of these are read by him and I really like his voice

[@sandman0545]

George Stoica it's Conrad Feininger, he did The Dunwich Horror as well.

[@georgestoica1509]

thanks very much!!!

[@blablananan]

+George Stoica did you get a response?

[@georgestoica1509]

yes i did

[@guydeborde3222]

George Stoica afraid readers of his cabilbur like not attention and if any exist...it's only among the moldiest of books and smallest of shops...

[@lordAgustin]

Hmm a lonely moor and supernatural hounds, it kind of reminds me of the Hounds of the Baskervilles by Arthur Doyle

[@ProjectMoff]

Sinn Jnn? Both my books say St. John, really confused as to why he said sinn jnn??

[@sunray4389]

ProjectMoff the British pronounce St. John as ‘sin jin’ when it’s a persons name.

[@rigel1088]

"Vague black cloudy thing" isn't the type of thing I'd expect to hear/see H.P Lovecraft write.

[@theapexsurvivor9538]

Nah, it's not particularly strange for him, he liked to balance vaguery and detailed descriptions, such as to build suspense and then reveal the source.

[@owenwalker1774]

I know after the first 30 seconds this is going to be a good one!

[@TheRecluseeee]

Thanks for listening! Cheers!

[@apex2000]

Bats & Big Dogs.... Dracula would be proud

[@andydensmore5293]

Do you also have justice inc by Paul Ernst when he ghosted as Kenneth Robeson for lester dent when he went on vacation that was for a few weeks and I am talking about the pulp story read by Ted Cassidy for riverside records on march 8th1968l long before he got the part of lurch for the Adams famlaly as well as the yellow hoard read by john Aston the unabridged recording for riverside records

[@TheRecluseeee]

Andy Densmore I don't have that book.

[@graindivision]

Which version is this - who is reading? What year? Info anyone?

[@jimaleabdulkarim]

Who is the narrator?

[@Dante_6604]

did I just heard a reference to Francisco goya??!!

[@colemarie9262]

of course, it's a lovecraft story.

[@apex2000]

Hound, Hound, Hound.

[@royzlatanestevez9843]

I generally like H.P.L., but the intro in this case is barely bearable, not so much because it tries to be scary and disgusting, which is expected, but because it tries SO MUCH to be frightening that it gets cheesy and I personally can't help to think that he tries too hard to just add details that invoke a repellent image, rather than tell a story. Usually, these two factors had been narrowly balanced with HPL's stories.

[@dragonskizi7681]

i put a link to this video on my anmesia lets play! :D

[@guydeborde3222]

Lovecraft teaches Christian's how blinded are those who follow the false turned real by belief... study well if u have the holiest of spirits and the weak soyboys fall faster than birch branches long infested by it's inherent Beatle in places of neglect.

[@sunray4389]

guy deborde cool 😎

[@TheMCCraftingTable]

Very good narration, and it sounds like a very old recording (in a good way!)