Illusion - William Wilson / Terrible Old Man / Ex Oblivione
9 Steps into Darkness 2
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Illusion - William Wilson / Terrible Old Man / Ex Oblivione
Narrated by:
Sam Kellett, Roy McCrerey
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Narrated by:
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Sam Kellett
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Roy McCrerey
About this listen
The pioneer of modern-era horror stories, Howard Phillips Lovecraft, meets one of his "gurus" - Edgar Allan Poe (Lovecraft himself is sometimes referred to as E. A. Poe's direct successor). "William Wilson" is a typical specimen of Poe’s fantastic, even mystic style that won him world renown. H. P. Lovecraft is also the author of the other two short stories - "The Terrible Old Man" and "Ex Oblivione". Curiously enough, Lovecraft's name now defines one of the subgenres of horror literature (the fear of the unknown, as opposed to a bloodbath).
Public Domain (P)2017 Audioberg s.r.o.
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