Stephen Twining sometimes comments around these parts, and he often shows up at conventions with wonderful things to hand out to friends, like a gravestone rubbing from H.P. Lovecraft marker. He also teaches Freshman English (among other things) at Cumberland High School in Rhode Island. Every autumn, he focuses on Lovecraft’s works, and claims that the students learn the material better when they hear it read aloud.
Rather than destroy his voice reading “The Call of Cthulhu” over and over again, he did it once and recorded it. You can find his excellent articulations on the CHS website in (three) (different) (parts). He was kind enough to share this with me, and now I’m passing his favor on to you.
Listener’s Tip: Wear headphones and hear Stephen’s voice swim straight through your head.
