Excellent sound quality; unparalleled narration from Sir Michael (as always), of a highly engaging tale as one would expect from the master of his craft. many thanks for uploading.
I’m here after reading Memorex from the Kraken. investigating the influences of Mark E Smith. A bonus to be guided into MR James world by Michael Holden. The perfect voice.
I recently subscribed to your channel.. Thank you for sharing these wonderful stories, I remember when I was a child, there would always be a ghost story at Christmas time on BBC and to this day I still have that feeling of fear of these stories.. Many thanks 🌻
Ghost stories by the acknowledged master of the craft read by the acknowledged master of the craft. ...and the sort of storytelling that turns the pulpiness of Stephen King to viscid mush.
These, by the late great Michael Hordern, are probably the best-read stories on the internet.
Agree
Addicted to Mr James, this storyteller is the best of the best, thank you so much!!!
Am enjoying this so much and only at the six/ seven minute mark-
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Wonderful quality - thank you for uploading.
Excellent sound quality; unparalleled narration from Sir Michael (as always), of a highly engaging tale as one would expect from the master of his craft. many thanks for uploading.
I love the rich sense of place and season in this tale, idyllically British (in a rainy way) right up until the awful shriek.
This story is amazing, would love for this to be dramatised
I’m here after reading Memorex from the Kraken. investigating the influences of Mark E Smith.
A bonus to be guided into MR James world by Michael Holden. The perfect voice.
I recently subscribed to your channel.. Thank you for sharing these wonderful stories, I remember when I was a child, there would always be a ghost story at Christmas time on BBC and to this day I still have that feeling of fear of these stories.. Many thanks 🌻
Ghost stories by the acknowledged master of the craft read by the acknowledged master of the craft. ...and the sort of storytelling that turns the pulpiness of Stephen King to viscid mush.
M.R James is a diamond compared to Steven King...but very different eras and audiences.
@@Oakleaf700 comparisons are odious