"Celephaïs" by H.P. Lovecraft, Read by Eldra Echo скачать в хорошем качестве

"Celephaïs" by H.P. Lovecraft, Read by Eldra Echo

"Celephaïs" by Howard Philips Lovecraft is one of his Dreamlands works. It's so sad, but it's not quite horror. The protagonist's inner struggles reminded me a lot of Vincent Van Gogh. I used the Starry Night background because it has swirls that almost align with my tentacles, and I went into ghost mode to make my presence seem more ethereal. I hope it wasn't too tacky or disrespectful! I think what's interesting about Celephais is that the protagonist is very much a normal person. He's somebody who's had bad luck in life, who only finds solace in his dreams. I thought the ending was very bittersweet and was very similar to The White Ship, in that it involved tragedy on the rocks by the shore. The Eldritch Echoes podcast is a horror-focused audiobook podcast. I narrate scary stories for your creepy commute. There's no true crime content: just public domain horror story audiobooks that I narrate and sometimes add my own twists to. You can subscribe to the podcast by just following this YouTube channel. But, here's a pro tip: use the YouTube music app and find the Eldritch Echoes podcast there. That way, you get notifications when I put up a new episode, you can download episodes for offline viewing and listening, and you can choose to watch the episodes with video OR switch to a native audio-only mode in the app. It's really a great tool for fans of YouTube-hosted podcasts. I also stream horror games regularly and have a blog. If you found this video and are a first-time listener, please tell me HOW you found the video! I'm pleased as punch that so many people are finding the podcast, but I have zero clue what people are searching for to find me. Source text: https://hplovecraft.com/writings/text... Thumbnail and background: Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sta... Narrator: Eldra Echo, the #librarian #vtuber who looks like a purple #cthulhu -type thing Microphone: 3DIO, usually used for #asmr but it's what I've got