
The Dunwich Horror
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Narrated by:
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Felbrigg Napoleon Herriot
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By:
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H. P. Lovecraft
About this listen
FNH Audio presents an unabridged reading of H. P. Lovecraft's The Dunwhich Horror.
Lavina Whateley has birthed an abomination, and now it's got free. First one family and then another are wiped off the face of the Earth, and this is just the beginning of the plan. Dr. Armitage, the Librarian at Miskatonic University, is scared. He's pieced together the clues and has a dreadful inkling of what is abroad. This ageing doctor may be the world's only hope.
©2013 Felbrigg Napoleon Herriot (P)2013 Felbrigg Napoleon HerriotTentacles of doom
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A good audiobook for this classic!
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It retains it’s capacity to disturb to this day, especially the twist right at the end which I had already half-anticipated on first reading but confirmation of which was still unsettling.
It would surely make for an excellent film; certainly just about anything would be an improvement on the 1970 Sandra Dee effort!
For my part, I think that the narrator does an excellent job, regardless of the scant effort to produce individual characterisations. I’ve listened to it several times already and will doubtless do so again.
An absolute classic Lovecraft
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