The Library of Byzantium by Thomas Ligotti

[@davidvalenciavillamizar9199]

Mesmerizing and enthralling as always!! Keep uploading Ligotti´s stories!!

[@tietjen666]

Another fine performance. Ligotti's sense of humor is brilliant. I always look forward to your channel's new product. "Thank you" and please - keep reading!

[@jvince001]

agreed

[@thesuperheroepicfish]

Great reading.

[@yoelwasserman6066]

His writing is so poetic and literary. It reminds me of a long lost book of gothic horror stories that I got as a kid in the 1960s. The only story from that book that I remember is Caterpillars by EF Benson. The feeling I get from Ligotti’s stories is similar to the feeling of depth and mystery I got as a kid reading from that forgotten book.

[@Wombats555]

Really enjoyed this. It is a good read but you make it a brilliant listen!

[@DerangedchildofGod]

Thanks

[@niriop]

Yes, thank you, I’ve been looking forward to this.

[@sirmount2636]

Happy endings are so rare in Ligotti stories, it’s always a treat when there is one. Thank you for another great reading!

[@grimscribe6454]

Anytime...although I think it’s only happy for the child. The priest certainly got the raw end of the deal

[@sirmount2636]

Grimscribe Side characters are unimportant. 😉

[@MorganScorpion]

Everybody seems to be recording Thomas Ligotti lately. Surely his work isn't public domain?

[@johncrisp9202]

Brilliant writer. But since I just began reading his work, I don't quite yet know what to make of it all. But to make that miles-long leap from mere generic "brilliance," all the way to brilliantly INSIGHTFUL?? (Meaning impactful, and, thus, USEFUL?) I don't know.

[@BertramShord]

Conspiracy against the Human Race could help you find the common ground that exists between his thoughts. There one stumbles over quite few phrases he has used in his stories. It's like looking at an object from different sides, till things at least seem to fall in place.