By: Odilius Vlak
Surely this reading will hound my dreams… and I’m looking forward for it. THANKS GUYS!!!!
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I am sad that you will soon be at the end of Lovecraft stories to discuss. Would you consider continuing the podcast with discussions of Lovecraft-inspired stories? Maybe discuss one anthology at a...
View ArticleBy: Jeffrey
I really enjoyed it but why was one of the character’s name changed from St. John to Snjon?
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Jeffrey: The name “St. John,” when not referring to the actual Saint John or to a city, is usually pronounced something like “Sinjin.” I have no idea why. Source:...
View ArticleBy: Chad Fifer
We mispronounced it as Saint John when we did the episode covering the show. Luckily, folks let us know and we did it the right way this time:)
View ArticleBy: Marcus Good
as an Aussie, and thus a colonial by background, we tend to say it as “snt-john”. Which shouldn’t be confused with *snkt*-John. Which describes how Logan deals with clients of hookers.
View ArticleBy: Reber Clark
This was great! Anthony was perfect for this. I had no idea about the pronunciation of “St. John”. I suppose if “Worcestershire” is pronounced “Wooster” then I can pronounce “St. John” as it is in this...
View ArticleBy: Reber Clark
What is the consensus as to whether the use of “St. John” in this story is a first name or a last name?
View ArticleBy: Marcus Good
Reber – I tend to think of it as a surname, which is more common for Lovecraft’s works.
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By: Reber Clark
Hi Marcus – I thought of it as a surname as well. As I understand things (and I get quite a few things awry) the “sinjin” pronunciation is only for the first (given) name. When I read the story I...
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By: Phil
I really liked Anthony when he first did the episode AND now I love him in the full reading! What a great voice. I actually thought that the “Syngyn” pronunciation worked well in this story as they...
View ArticleBy: Chris \'Vulpine\' Kalley
Nicely done. Made having to do some not so fun work much better.
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View ArticleBy: Bill O
Great job again! Loved the sound, too…the baying sound effect made the Hound sound HUGE! Nice touch.
View ArticleBy: taratemima
Trivia: Comic book character Pyro’s first name is St. John, pronounced ‘sin-jin’. I think I would like a house like the narrator and St. John, albeit avoiding the grave-robbing. OK, would estate sales...
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[...] finally gave a listen to two more short stories: The Hound and The Haunter of the [...]
View ArticleBy: Old Man Parker
Aloha Cthulhu Tribe! “The Hound” is one of my all time favorite Lovecraft tales… I think, sure it’s WAAY gothic and dripping with classic horror images… but that’s what’s so darned great about it! And,...
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[...] Literary Podcast recently released readings of two stories, “The Temple” and “The Hound,” complete with creepy music and sound effects. They’ve even recorded one story in 3-D [...]
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