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6 Creepy Tales by Edgar Allan Poe - FULL AudioBook

6 Creepy Tales by Edgar Allan Poe - FULL AudioBook

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
6 Creepy Tales by Edgar Allan Poe - FULL AudioBook. What a wonderful reminder of the days when my step father would read Poe, Whitman, etc. very nice. Thank you very kindly and do not worry about the negative feedback. Not everyone enjoys this being to read to them for over 50 years
Date: 2024-03-14

Comments and reviews: 24


Edgar likely lived a good cynical life with an ego between life and death, only to be freed from his consequences. how could anyone live the life of a story writer and poetic rhythms without being destined to lawful confinement in early 19 th century. . just thinking. but if you think about his works; many people are the same way, looking for imperfections in this world we live in. His creepy tales seeped into society beyond this human existence into a virtual world and we live in a dangerous existence. No longer on paper.
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If, as I was told, poe was an alcoholic, he has seen horror beyond imagination. dt's are hell on earth. i know. if you are drinking to much, get help. they didn't have AA untill the 30's
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I love this narration. The one edgar allan poe narrator I listen to over and over. Especially when going to sleep or relaxing on a sunny day near the ocean. Greatly appreciate, thankyou
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what a shitty narrator lol he made it barely scary at all. i felt like i was listening to my history teacher. thanks for the audio anyway tho at least you tried
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The Raven follows an unnamed narrator on a dark, dark night who sits reading forgotten lore by a dying fire as a way to forget the death of his beloved Lenore.
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I like this guys voice! I can understand everything he says. He speaks clearly. Also, I am glad there are no extra distracting background sounds or music.
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This is good the last book I listened to u couldn’t understand half of what the guy mumbled could not. Believe they allowed him to read
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I love poems, especially from Edgar Allen Poe, I read and read, I am not efficient in my reading but I am learning, reading, too.
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How good! Would a madman act like this Yes, these are precisely the signs that the narrator of the first tale has gone insane.
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This guy does the best libravox recordings. I loved listening to the oz series. The wogglebugs voice will be embedded in my mind.
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Story 1 was, in-part, about his disagreement with an eye’, yet, the most common word issued was I’.
Tricky tricky TRICKY!

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Six- Creepy-TALES by Edgar Allan Poe: Masterful, Endless Shocking Literature Genius Reigns: Triumphant Edgar Allan Poe. I Love.
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The brother says he hears all things of Earth and Heaven, especially those from Hell and says he’s sane.
Relatable

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Ear buds in, dark and rainy, window open. to go to sleep listening to Poe.
Why will you say that I am mad

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i enjoy his stories and poems but must say he looks troubled, depressed, mind occupied i dont know something
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I love listening to THE TELLTALE HEART with a boarder in my basement. It certainly keeps me on my toes
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At some points when he changes his voice like on Hypocritical smile he sounds like Adam West.
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For creepiness, Poe wrote a little-known short story called
HOPFROG. Check it out.

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Where can get broken verses by Kamila shamsi audiobook plz reply me i m in need
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You sound like hiccup from how to train your dragon NEVERTHELESS GREAT AUDIOBOOK
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Please do the usher house and pit of the pendulum and the masquerade ball
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are other people thinking this would be the best from poe from altered carbon
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Thank you so much for reading those stories, much appreciated
Love it,

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How are these exactly all my favourite works of him I love this video
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