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The Horror Stories of H. P. Lovecraft

13 Terrifying Tales

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The Horror Stories of H. P. Lovecraft

By: H. P. Lovecraft
Narrated by: Cathy Dobson
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Thirteen terrifying horror stories from the master of the macabre....

  • 1. 'Pickman’s Model'
  • 2. 'The Terrible Old Man'
  • 3. 'Dagon'
  • 4. 'From Beyond'
  • 5. 'The Cats of Ulthar'
  • 6. 'Nyarlathotep'
  • 7. 'Imprisoned with the Pharaohs'
  • 8. 'The Book'
  • 9. 'Memory'
  • 10. 'The Beast in the Cave'
  • 11. 'The Evil Clergyman'
  • 12. 'In the Vault'
  • 13. 'Cool Air'

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This is an excellent collection of Lovecraft's shorter, yet powerful works. However, Cathy Dobson was not a good choice of narrator for this particular collection. While she does a great job (no stumbling, great voices, etc), she has a British accent. Since Lovecraft is such an icon of American literature, it's just weird to not have an American narrator. More than that, maybe a "generic" British accent would be fine, but this was a very Dickens-sounding accent that takes some of the scariness from the stories. It's not her fault and maybe it's not even a fair thing to think (How many British people suffer through American renditions of Shakespeare?), but it just struck me the entire time.

Exceptional Stories, Wrong Narrator

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