The Outsider - Classic H.P. Lovecraft short story, immersive audiobook

[@AltrusianGraceMedia]

Please consider supporting my work and download this audio at altrusiangrace.bandcamp.com/album/the-outsider-h-p-lovecraft-full-audiobook Music by Psyclopean - "The Outsider" - altrusiangrace.bandcamp.com/album/the-outsider

[@ready1fire1aim1]

Thank you so much for all the Nag Hammadi stuff you do.

[@charlottewhite1277]

This is my first HP Lovecraft story that ive ever heardas I don't read horror. To my surprise, You sucked me right in. You're voice, the pictures are top notch. Thank you.

[@onatarabandrui8375]

Bravo!

[@devansantori557]

This is my first Lovecraft story that I've ever heard good job telling it❤

[@DDD11239]

Lovecraft has over 70, along with hundreds of surviving letters. Have fun on this journey.

[@silmaril17]

My favourite short story by Lovecraft. Your voice, the music and the images make it the best version I’ve come across.

[@BandyAndysExcellentEssays]

I've listened through this at least a dozen times in the two years it's been out. Thank you for producing it, it's truly beautiful.

[@DAVID-kd3qy]

And yet no demon was it that cried, "I weep for every sin denied." One of my short couplets. Excellent, approaching a GESAMTKUNSTWERK. David

[@richcampus]

Super dark and chilling. Light at its worst. Darkness at its best.

[@Sigismund5765]

WOW! That was a great book! With an amazing voice reading it, too! Dude, I felt like batman was reading me this story! Another great story by H.P Lovecraft! 😁😁

[@TheSorcererAhrimanahsul]

SUPERB!!! In every sense of the word! I loved the way you narrated This story and brought it into the present. I've heard lots of audio stories and they're decent But This is Amazing beyond words,Tyvm for this.

[@Eternalised]

This is wonderful. One of my favourite Lovecraft stories!

[@kdunfiltered4358]

Thanks!

[@AltrusianGraceMedia]

Cheers! Thank you!

[@Yoshoggutha]

You truly brought this one to life. I loved it! All the background art and scenery is so awesome. It felt like reading it again for the first time, which isn't something we often get. You get weirded out all I over again 😳

[@kostishasopoulos9816]

One of the best stories by Lovecraft hands down!

[@NaturopathMD]

Good work with the pictures

[@DAVID-kd3qy]

The quotation by Keats comes from his exquisite poem, THE EVE OF ST. AGNES.

[@bquintb]

You have the perfect Lovecraftian voice! Thx!

[@TheAmberKing]

Gorgeous work, what a treat to listen too!

[@frankarouet]

Drawings are breathtakingly beautiful.

[@katdroidd]

Thank you, I enjoyed your presentation immensely!

[@marie-808]

I so enjoy these stories, thank you so much!

[@Original50]

This is a profoundly tragic story.

[@misss.o.j.]

Thank you!!! Haunting and harrowing😱💛👑

[@L.I.M.E.LighTnTwilightTarot]

Hey Matt, great stuff as usual. 🐉Borne

[@timmy18135]

Drawing is haunting

[@coffeetime3293]

Wow!!!!!! This is a masterpiece of Art! The images are astonishing. They look like they are ai made. Such a brilliancy! And your voice, I did not expect that someone's reading would give me shivers. Combined with pics I even lost my breath of fear several times. It is something incredible!!!

[@charliekoekemoer5570]

Wow just amazing dude. Like i said before your voice really brings magic to the work that you do. I love the work of HP Lovecraft and is most comfortable when you narrate it. Peace and love from South Africa. Anunnaki made.

[@TheLaxLuther]

10/10 sir well done

[@eveeyehorizon]

wow i was thinking if you ever will read lovecraft very recently. that Vibration arrived it seems.👌🌹

[@nefertarielneteruskywalker7443]

Amazing, he travels up the black mountain to the Firmament abit l8ike Enoch, Thanks

[@MIHMediaInc]

Nicely written although the moment he said the partying people fled in horror it was clear he was the source of the it.

[@therussiancomicbookgeek]

Yes

[@andrewcoltzt1563]

Perhaps

[@jamesm9560]

Nicely done.

[@DarkMysterium]

OK so not only do you creature excellent music, you also have an equally excellent voice for narration!! Damn

[@rogershaftly6976]

Please do mountains of madness, i can't imagine anyone who could do my favorite Lovecraft story more justice. I know it's been done by others but your interpretation would be amazing ❤

[@AltrusianGraceMedia]

Might do it on my other channel

[@rogershaftly6976]

@@AltrusianGraceMedia I subscribed to both after I listened to your rendition of the Necronomicon because it was so good so that would be incredible. Also I love your work on Amber King's videos btw ❤️

[@EldritchTopHat]

Plot: some guy on a walk sees some shit

[@gugu5131]

Tribvtes from Germany. Dagon would be appreciated

[@kimberlysmith7311]

1st time hearing this, thanks Matt. So many 1st hearings for me on tour channel. ❤ The accompanying art is always so good and helpful. 🙏❣💨

[@lostwanderingprince]

This is my favorite of H.P. Lovecraft. But I'm thinking now if it's a plot hole if the protagonist have never see himself in the mirror before?

[@LovecraftHandle]

Maybe he has! But with enough passage of time, would you recognise your deformed unnaturally aged self?

[@davidsabo405]

Love it

[@giovanniprovost]

Thank you, would you consider a read of The Lurking Fear? One of my absolute favorite from his collection. BTW you got serious Wayne June vibes, you could go far!

[@RandolphTheWhite1]

“I know that light is not for me, save that of the moon over the rock tombs of Neb, nor any gaiety save the unnamed feasts of Nitokris beneath the Great Pyramid; yet in my new wildness and freedom I almost welcome the bitterness of alienage.”

[@gugu5131]

Dagon coming too?

[@Sam-ip6co]

What if the real monster was the friends we made along the way?

[@scienceandmatter8739]

Dagon next?

[@darksideofthemoon2348]

😊

[@InSaNeRuSsELL59]

This story can be seen as a commentary on the isolation and loneliness that can accompany a life spent pursuing knowledge and truth. The protagonist's self-imposed exile in the castle-like structure can be interpreted as a metaphor for the intellectual isolation that Lovecraft himself experienced, as he was often seen as an outsider in his own time.

[@yersiniapestis5237]

that's a flawed interpretation, given that the protagonist's exile is anything but self-imposed

[@boxfox2945]

Foul' of a feather'

[@rayyancey3044]

KZbin: I’llbehonest The Few

did the guy actually read this or did you train an AI software? it's weird.

[@BandyAndysExcellentEssays]

16:10

[@dirkbruere]

Doesn't quite work if you think about it. Did he never look at his own hand?

[@internetexplorer1593]

"ummmm ackshually" type energy