The Wind in the Portico by John Buchan (Audiobook) | Folk-Horror from 1928

First publish in 1928 in The Runagates Club by John Buchan.
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[@colemarie9262]

Thanks for the reading! Folk horror is a favorite of mine, and this specific sort of the “great god pan” type folk horror where Roman Britain is explored is always interesting.

[@rayswoop4947]

The Watcher by the threshold is one of my most favorite collection of stories!!!!!! Thank you so much for this!!!!!

[@robertboyle2573]

Excellent weird tale.

[@michaelange5674]

More weird fiction like this please, it's such a good choice.

[@TheEldritchArchives]

Thank you :) John Buchan is great. I hope to do some more stories by him in the future.

[@phantomb8832]

Well written and well read. Thank you 🦇

[@Helen-xy9qj]

Love John Buchan. Thanks.

[@tooladdict85]

I really enjoyed hearing this! For the age this was written, it's a very impressive!

[@rayswoop4947]

So friggin awesome man😁😁😁😁

[@ironsnowflake1076]

I love these kinds of stories, you read it beautifully 👍

[@TheEldritchArchives]

Thank you!

[@evelanpatton]

“Ignoramus”, I think would have been the correct word for the inheritor whose scholarly knowledge was not up to par for the course he was to play upon. Though I must say this fool is presented with a bit less priggishness & empathy by the writer than the narrator. Enjoyable. Personally, I would love to have the grounded, historical connection to an inheritance with such deep roots to one’s family tree. (Some other life…) Thank you for your exceptional narration & fine story choices. Greatly appreciated. Evélan Patton P.s, .au is down under, isn’t it? Cascadian, Pacific Northwest America, US/Canada. Cheers!

[@thedativecase9733]

I really enjoyed this story, which was new to me, I listened while doing some routine cleaning and became so absorbed in the story time just slipped by. I loved your reading -only correction gibbered is pronounced with a soft "g" - like gibbet, or gerund.

[@danalden1112]

The sculpted head from ancient Bath is a male Gorgon.

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

An old celtic piece of wisdom is never be a guest in the house of an old man with a young wife.