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HorrorBabble's Ultimate Lovecraft Collection
- Narrated by: Ian Gordon
- Length: 51 hrs and 42 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Classics
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CONTENTS: 01. The Nameless City 02. The Festival 03. The Colour Out of Space 05. The Call of Cthulhu 08-17. The Dunwich Horror 18-25. The Whisperer in Darkness 26-27. The Dreams in the Witch House 28.The Haunter of the Dark 29-33. The Shadow Over Innsmouth 34.Discarded Draft of "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" 35-42. The Shadow Out of Time 43-54. At the Mountains of Madness 55-80.The Case of Charles Dexter Ward 81. Azathoth 82. Beyond the Wall of Sleep 83. Celephaïs 84. Cool Air 85. Dagon 86. Ex Oblivione 87-88. Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family 89. From Beyond 90. He.
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Summary
This collection comprises H. P. Lovecraft’s definitive works, including the complete Cthulhu Mythos and Dream Cycle stories.
Contents:
1. Credits
2. The Colour Out of Space
3. From Beyond
4. He
5. The Rats in the Walls
6. Cool Air
7. The Music of Erich Zann
Cthulhu Mythos:
8. The Nameless City
9-10. The Hound
11. The Festival
12-14. The Call of Cthulhu
15-24. The Dunwich Horror
25-32. The Whisperer in Darkness
33. The Dreams in the Witch House
34-45. At the Mountains of Madness
46-50. The Shadow over Innsmouth
51-58. The Shadow Out of Time
59. The Haunter of the Dark
60. The Thing on the Doorstep
61. The History of the Necronomicon
62. Fungi from Yuggoth
End of Cthulhu Mythos
63. Old Bugs
64. In the Vault
65. The Curse of Yig
66. The Temple
67. The Challenge from Beyond
68-74. The Mound
75. The Tomb
76. The Disinterment
Dream Cycle:
77. Polaris
78. The White Ship
79. The Doom That Came to Sarnath
80. The Cats of Ulthar
81. Celephaïs
82. Ex Oblivione
83. Nyarlathotep
84. The Quest of Iranon
85. The Other Gods
86. Azathoth
87. Hypnos
88. What the Moon Brings
89-91. The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
92. The Outsider
93. The Silver Key
94. The Strange High House in the Mist
95. Through the Gates of the Silver Key
End of Dream Cycle
96. The Horror at Red Hook
97. The Man of Stone
98. The Lurking Fear
99. Out of the Aeons
100-104. The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
105. The Shunned House
106. Credits
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- Choronzon
- 04-01-19
Very Good, let down by Audible's lack of features
Edit to add: Lovecraft had horrible racist views and it is apparent in many of the stories. Having read the books a number of times I find myself simultaneously appreciating the writing more but the racism becomes more apparent and offsets this. This isn't horrorbabbles problem, but as I give the stories a 5 star review I feel I should point that out.
The performance and quality is very good in my opinion. It is a shame audible doesn't have features to name each chapter, that makes this type of collections very hard to navigate... Also Audible, let us organise our own libraries into categories of our own choosing, I have 100's of books and it is a nightmare to find what I want to listen to.
OK here is me doing Audibles job... The contents of this Audiobook are as follows, each chapter number corresponds to these books, chapter 1 is an intro. Some of the larger books are split into separate chapters, I have labelled these as 2 3 4 etc. So Chapter 19 is The Dunwitch Horror part 5. Apologies if not spelled correctly. I am currently listening to 9: The Hound
The narrator does a good job, I think the voice matches the books well, I find it easy to listen to at night going to sleep and I have no issues with quality thus far.
2 The Colour Out of Space
3 From Beyond
4 He
5 The Rats In the Walls
6 cool Air
7 The Music Of Eric Zan
8 The Nameless City
9 The Hound
10 2
11 The Festival
12 The Call of Cthulhu
13 2
14 3
15 The Dunwitch Horror
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18 4
19 5
20 6
21 7
22 8
23 9
24 10
25 The Whisperer in Darkness
26 2
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32 8
33 The Dreams In The Witch House
34 At The Mountains Of Madness
35 2
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37 4
38 5
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42 9
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44 11
45 12
46 The Shadow Over Innsmouth
47 2
48 3
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50 5
51 The Shadow Out of Time
52 2
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54 4
55 5
56 6
57 7
58 8
59 The Haunter of the Dark
60 The Thing on the Doorstep
61 The History of the Necronomicon
62 Fungi from Yuggoth
63 Old Bugs
64 In the Vault
65 The Curse of Yig
66 The Temple
67 The Challenge from Beyond
68 The Mound
69 2
70 3
71 4
72 5
73 6
74 7
75 The Tomb
76 The Disinterment
77 Polaris
78 The White Ship
79 The Doom that came to Sarnath
80 The Cats of Ulthar
81 Celaphais
82 Ex Oblivione
83 Nyarlathotep
84 The Quest of Irenon
85 The Other Gods
86 Azathoth
87 Hypnos
88 What the Moon Brings
89 The Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath
90 2
91 3
92 The Outsider
93 The Silver Key
94 The Strange High House in the Mist
95 Through the Gates of the Silver Key
96 The Horror at Red Hook
97 The Men of Stone
98 The Lurking Fear
99 Out of the Aeons
100 The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
101 2
102 3
103 4
104 5
105 The Shunned House
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- Ryan Pascall
- 27-02-20
The best adaptation to date.
As someone who's been reading HPL since I was about 11 (I'm now in my 40s) I've listened to a lot of adaptations from radio plays to society adaptations and everywhere in between.
Thus far, no one has been able to read in such a manner that WORKED for me, be it due to their timbre, speed or pronunciation of words..or so I thought.
A friend, knowing of my love for Lovectaft's works directed me to the YouTube channel for Horrorbabble and my love for Ian's work was born.
With great production values, a voice well suited to the style of writing and an clear understanding of the use of speed and volume in expressing suspense, Ian brings the work to life.
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- Anonymous User
- 18-03-19
Perfect atmosphere
This audiobook creates the ideal atmosphere for these kind of stories it makes them trully scary
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- Phalangoos
- 16-07-20
Excellent narration
Ian Gordon is the most skilled narrator I have come across on Audible by a long way. Will definitely be purchasing more recordings from HorrorBabble.
Lovecraft’s stories are classics and require no comment.
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- Steve
- 29-11-19
Just a mess of a chapter structure
Lovecraft's works, well read, but arranged in the least convenient way. Include chapter titles, guys!
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- jordan begley
- 28-11-19
Great collection
I like the ambiance the company used a lot to help set the story’s! Overall great voice acting a treat to any lovecraft fans
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- Gemma Ramsay
- 28-10-20
Awful narrator
I would have thoroughly enjoyed listening to this if I didn't have to turn the volume down every time there was a female voice to narrate...... screechy and unbearable at those points. As others have commented, it would have been great if the individual stories were more clearly segmented. Great author, brilliant content but sadly ruined for me by the narrator.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-09-20
It’s Lovecraft...
The narration is good, one of the better productions out there of Lovecraft’s almost complete works. At the end of the day, it is Lovecraft - you’ve probably heard the stories a dozen times before. They’re classics for a reason and there is no real way to summarise this many stories - some are better than others.
However, something that I would like to see rectified is not calling the chapters chapters, except where there are literally more chapters to a story than just one. Navigating over 50 hours of audio solely via Chapters is really a problem, even if the list of chapters and corresponding stories is written at the “page” for the book it is still an unnecessary step for the listener to go through in order to find the story he or she wants to listen to. Other long audiobooks has fixed this issue, those by H.P Lovecraft historical society for instance, which means HorrorBabble can fix this too.
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- Larry
- 18-08-19
No story titles!
Excellent stories from dark worlds, well narrated but there are no story titles, only chapters. no way of knowing where one story ends and another begins.
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- Anonymous User
- 13-04-19
an unique experience
The book is great, i have the commemorative edition of the necronomicon and i read it with this narator that brings an atmosphere that i never felt before like that. he has a great voice and i love how he can make you feel in the lovecraftian world
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- Brogantic
- 18-07-20
As Good as It Gets
Ian Gordon is the best self-published narrator I have come across. He has a passion for both Lovecraft and other Weird Tales authors which seriously come across in his readings. When you combine his zeal with an essential collection HPL's works, this is a glorious purchase.
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- Books and Sports guy
- 19-04-20
Ian Gordon is the best.
In some sleepy and unnamed village, a child was born under the full moon of Samhain. The product of union between a muse and the dank night itself, Ian was named after his great grandfather, rumored to be the town crier of R'lye. The celestial cyclopian lantern illuminated the birth of such offspring, destined to chant the darkness.
Ian Gordon is incredible, not only in his performance, but also in delivery of what his many fans desire... the dark ease that flows in his every utterance.
I have many good readings of the same material, but his is my favorite of each selection.
My only possible criticism is that I would prefer titles rather than chapter numbers for navigation.
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- Ed Thomas
- 26-04-19
A great voice
Ian Gordon gives a reading that held interest and brought the stories to life. a must have for Lovecraft fans.
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- Anette Baer
- 18-02-19
Great books great reading
One of my favorite authors. Lovecraft is the best. Haven't EVER disliked a story he wrote.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-12-18
Perfection!
I love it! Hope there will be another collection. So many beautiful tales still to be told by the wonderful HorrorBabble!!!
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- Campbell
- 09-02-21
I love horror babble on YouTube!
only complaint is that the chapters are not labeled. I wasn't to jump around and listen to specific stories, but it's really hard to find the one I want.
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- Raven999?
- 17-04-20
The Title is true to its word.
Im actually new to horror-babble. But I have yet to find any other place on the entire internet for horror audiobooks. The Narrator has a perfect voice and does a great job capturing the horror of Lovecraft. If you want to listen to Lovecraft audiobooks this is the best place to listen. You wont be disappointed.
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- Aiden emery
- 17-04-20
best lovecraft narration I have found
honestly it was hard to find good narrators for these amazing storys but horror babble is great.