Looking for Lovecraft MP3 files

[JulieH]

And don't forget the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society's lovely CDs.
They are not free, but well worth buying for Lovecraft fans. They're very true to the original works, and come with all sort of great inserts, like maps and stuff (to make the physical disks definitely worth getting)

Oh, and a note - I didn't actually add any characters to Dunwich (except a librarian) who weren't at least mentioned in the original story. Even Armitage's wife and doctor are noted in passing. The biggest change was making Zebulon Whateley female ("old Widow Zebulon), since Rhys had a better grasp of the accent than any of the guys in my cast.

[Michael Simpkins]

	Quote:	Lothar Tuppan
	The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast has crowdfunded a number of really top-notch readings as a part of their feed (which are now free downloads for anyone). You can check them out at www.hppodcraft.com

Great stuff, am listening to them for the past week and 1/2

[OurFairCity]

We did an adaptation of "The Rats in the Walls"---you can listen to it here, or download through iTunes.

Part 1:
http://ourfaircity.com/2011/12/the-r...he-walls-pt-1/

Part 2:
http://ourfaircity.com/2012/01/part-two/

Herbert West also makes regular appearances in our main show: http://www.ourfaircity.com

We'd love to know what you think!

Jeffrey G
co-Creator/Director
Our Fair City
www.ourfaircity.com

[vagabondpaladin]

The Atlanta Radio Theatre Company has the following (free) mp3s in their podcast:
http://artc.libsyn.com/rss

The Colour Out of Space
(in seven parts)
The Call of C'thulhu (2 parts)


There are also a number of original Lovecraft-inspired pieces, like "The Dweller in the Depths," "The Dancer in the Dark," and "Special Order."

[JulieH]

I liked the Our Fair City Rats int he Walls (really not an adaptation, but a lovely reading) so much I dragooned Sebastian Orr (the reader) into a cameo in the Lovecraft 5 which will come out in the next couple fo days. He did a great job.

Also, for those who are not too squeamish about comedic versions of classics (LOL!) there's always Brown Monkey's Call of Cthulhu and Dunwich Horror (and for Halloween, he has promised "Reanimator"!!!) Links are in the promote your show thread.