Our talented new audio readers have been sending in audio versions of Lovecraft eZine stories. So far, I’ve had time to upload four, and I’ll be uploading more in the next few days and as I receive them. Here they are — each link takes you to the story page, and the audio versions are at the beginning of each story.
Elder Instincts: written by W.H. Pugmire, read by Mars Homeworld. From the latest issue. An incredible reading by Mars that really does justice to W.H. Pugmire’s story.
Among the Dark Places of the Earth, written by Julio Toro San Martin, read by Mars Homeworld. This is a very eerie story.
Sledding and Starlings: written by Bruce L. Priddy, read by Chris Dead. From issue #1. The first story I ever published in this magazine, and still one of my favorites. A great reading by Chris.
Stone City, Old as Immeasurable Time: written by Kelda Crich, read by Morgan Scorpion. From the latest issue. Morgan does a great job reading Lovecraftian stories and this reading is no exception.
Please comment below and let the readers know what you think!
More to come. Stay tuned… same Cthulhu-time, same Cthulhu-channel.
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They all sound excellent. Makes me want to write a story just to hear how it would sound in an audio reading!
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I love how the Mars reading of “Elder Instincts” brings out the poetry and dramatics of my piece. Often, I may be too tired or mentally distracted to really concentrate on something I am reading, and thus I miss some of its finer points. An audio reading enhances the experience, especially when one listens on headphones–you are sucked into a different realm of literary experience. This is an excellent service!
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I love audio versions of fiction. The spoken word has a way of enhancing language, and an oral rendition can bring out aspects of a tale that I may have missed from reading, either because I read too quickly or am distracted by other things. I love the Mars reading of “Elder Instincts” because it brings out not only the poetry of the piece but its dramatics as well. This is an excellent service.
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