"The Lure of the Dreamscape" / A Novella Feat. Peter Van Melsen
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- Van Melsen, Case #6
"The Lure of the Dreamscape" is a Peter Van Melsen story by Ian Gordon.
Following on from The Stonegate Horror, The Lure of the Dreamscape sees the Paranormal Investigator, Peter Van Melsen, undertaking his most ambitious case to date: a quest involving a curious black box, and a missing dreamer by the name of Jason Murphy.
0:00:00 - Introduction
0:01:36 - Prologue
0:27:48 - Part 1: The Flight of Fancy
1:19:26 - Part 2: The Transitional Realm
1:56:52 - Part 3: The Noble Act
2:51:58 - Part 4: The White Room
3:20:40 - Epilogue
3:29:38 - Further Listening
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Thank you Ia Ian you go from strength to strength .. great story reminiscent in parts of lord Dunsany at his best... bravo Sir
Absolutely! Van Melsen is one of the best recurring characters I've seen in quite a while.
I love the way you bring classic, brilliant horror into this century. It’s heartening to know that the possibility of “the unspeakable” did not die in the 1900s.
Peter Van Melson is quickly becoming one of my favourite fictional investigators. Thank you very much for this!
he’s not real???
Definitely up there with the likes of Sherlock Holmes in my mind.
Well Sherlock was real, or rather he was based on Conan Doyles forensic turor.
Oh, simply excellent. I always look forward to these longer readings, I do love to listen to them while I work. Weird tales of Horror and the macabre always do wonders to hasten the completion of tasks at hand. A days work hardly feels complete without hearing “You fool! Warren is dead.”
Same here! Whether I'm at work doing a maintenance day on the ship, or working on projects at home (currently taking a food break from a sewing project), HorrorBabble makes things flow so much quicker
Same here. When I complete a task I've been known to say "You fool! Warren is done..."
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Yep, either cooking or driving back and forth to my farm near "Mayberry," North Carolina. What a great narrator and author Ian is! I guess he has a Jordy accent like Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits(?)
What is a jordy accent. I am old enuff and remember Dire Straits. Sultan of swing
This is a delightfully surreal yarn. It almost has shades of "The Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath". I'll definitely listen to this again to catch details I might have missed. Well done, Ian!
Thanks as always, Joshua!
We really gotta start helping Ian make this channel bigger. It's every bit as good as MCP, Dr Creepen, Dark Somnium et cetera.
Id argue its miles better than anything else
@@johnblack8872 so no reason we shouldn't help him expand. People missing out.
@@debacofzomb9889 i agree
Don't know who those other blokes are, but I agree wholeheartedly
Share and sub you heathen knobends!!!
@@jmpsthrufyre what's this??? How did you know that I'm a heathen????!! *GASP* Who told you?? Whoooooo!!!!??????
One thing I like about Mr. Van Melsen is that he is no action hero, he doesn't engage in pugilism or shoot down dozens of cultists. I am not even sure how much of an occultist he is.
He is just a paranormal investigator, well read and with a good instinct for the unusual.
This was such an Alice in Wonderland level of weird and wonder. It successfully captured the absurdity and abrupt dreams could be as well. Probably my favorite part was how tea time represented a sense of normalcy in the dreamscape. Ian Gordon, one of the best fiction writers of the 21st century.
Thank you for listening, Eidridin!
I'm here Ian. I am ready for a tale. Let's go.
Bravo! Bravo!!! Ian you and Jennifer never fail to deliver the best for us. Well done. Well done indeed.
Blessed Be from Tennessee.
And Alabama. Thank you
@@Allistar me too 😜
Yes!!!!!! The Jason Murphy mystery answered!
Omg super long Van Melsen story. Excellent. What a excellent Valentine's Day gift. Ian your the best. Thank You!
Adore horrorbabble. You guys both make sleep easier AND work easier (I listen to audiobooks while I work). Thanks to all involved, especially with the cthulhu mythos series.
A little over an hour into it and I'm completely enthralled. The story is compelling, the writing is of absolute top quality, reminding me a bit of some of the best Neil Gaiman's novels, highly imaginative, with vivid descrptions that grip you for the richness of the language. Huge thumb up so far.
Thank you, Rod!
Another fantastic addition to the Van Melsen canon and a great nod to the one and only Randolph Carter! This series is my favorite original supernatural series in a long while. I look forward to seeing where things go from here, and am still hoping we get a flashback to when Peter met Kane.
Thank you RaeBae. The Van Melsen meets Cane story is part of phase 2 -- it's titled: "The Owlman of Greenhill Copse"
I had my family listen to the first 5 stories, all in order last night to get everyone up to speed and familiar with Horrorbabble's slice of the mythos, the wonderful and fantastic Van Melsen Cycle as I have been calling it, and now they all are excited for the end of the first part of the cycle tonight. My main account Nub Guru under Gregory Turner has all the stories, in chronological order, and we are now enjoying this! Thank you so much Ian, Jen, and the whole Horrorbabble Family!
That's awesome! Thanks, Susan!
@@HorrorBabble yeah my mom here has supremely good tastes! Thanks to her we all get to enjoy your wonderful narration of our favorite authors! Thank you Ian for this fantastic new series and additions to the Cthulu Mythos! The renowned paranormal investigator, Peter Van Melsen, deserves a Saturn award (technically these ARE videos, so they should qualify) for how good part one of the Private Collection has been. If there was a way for us all to get your stories nominated for one, or more like all the categories, I'd be right on it like white on rice! Everyone here at Horrorbabble deserve the recognition for all you folks do to keep the classics from being forgotten by the next generations.
2:46:20 Bookmarked
you should be a famous writer! you’re in my top 3 favorite authors of all time, and i am an avid reader! you’re sensationally talented. thanks for sharing your gifts with us!!! keep them coming!
Thanks for the kind words!
Finally taking the time to properly work through the Van Melsen chronicles and kicking myself for not doing it earlier. The richness of the stories and the through-lines are top notch; I'd put these up against and fantasy/horror being put out today. Brilliant stuff.
Thank you!
Great, I hope van Melsen will reappear very often in the future.
The sphere of dusty old bookshops, and people who know what they are talking about, always appeal to me.
Very good Ian, keep them coming.
Roland from Holland. 🍻😋
Thanks as always, Roland.
Bloody love it when Jen comes in unexpectedly x
What on earth?! A Van Melsen novella?! Horror Babble, you just made my evening 😱😂❤️
How come I didn't know it was a thing for a WHOLE MONTH?! This is awesome! Ellen and Peter are, without a doubt the greatest P.I investigators out there! P.s. Gotta love the self awareness by having old Lovecraft in his father's library..
Three hours of Van Melsen! What a treat!
An absolute treasure to enjoy
Like Wow!! i think years from now, you will be like the renowned scifi / fantasy writers we have now! i hope to hear many more Peter Van Melsen stories.
i can’t stand how talented you are. i mean what are going to do next? an unknown tale of Merlin in the ‘in between’ before Arthur?!
thanks much for all you do. and you and your family be happy!! 🌹🌱
Thanks as always!
SUPERB! I listened to this whilst sorting out my studio and then doing some art.
A totally remarkable story with great imagery. You sure are a good writer.
Thanks, Alex -- would love to see the art!
Dream Come True. Best Valentine's Gift ever! Thank you so much Ian.
I've been saving this one, I like to keep them for nights I can do them justice, I've grown to admire your man Van Melsen, this is one the best yet, he's like the best parts of Carnacki and Randolph Carter rolled into one man, you've gotten quite a talent for tale weaving Ian, I always look forward to your own works.
Thanks, Steve!
I love these Peter Van Melsen stories 🥰
Amazing totally immersive story thank you !
~1:25:00... the artist name earned a rewind and a chuckle. Well played.
Excellent!! Thanks so much!
Simply superb. Descriptions on a par with Steven King. 💕
Aw my favorite P.I. Returns! Thanks for sharing these wonderfully spine chilling creations of yours Ian.
A story well written and well told. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Utterly worth the wait! Still to totally wrap my head around it, but that only means I can look forward to another listening in the near future. Many heartfelt thanks to the HorrorBabble team for bringing us the gem that is Peter Van Melsen, and now Jason Murphy too.
Thank you for listening, hydro!
Have just been listening to the Bandcamp version of this, and noticed that Part 4 is missing from that version. Has anyone else reported this?
For me, the best one of Peter Van Melsen yet. It's so cool that the story also carries a flavour of some of the best classics. And diction has been executed superbly (the one knows his own creation best).
Dreams can really be hellish and fearfull, don' I know it... As Jordan Peterson have sed: "...yeah, only because you haven't been in hell, it doesn't mean that it doesen't exsist, buddy!"
With all the specal effects that we have today, it would be ashame not to film all the stories (old and new ones) especialy this one.
A masterpiece.
Once again, greetings from Croatia
Thank you Ian, absolute pleasure to listen to as always. I really like the feeling that there is a sort of science behind all the occultism. At least the characters imply that and seem to believe it. Especially the discussion between Cane and Van Melsen about active elements really sold the idea that you are listening to two experts speaking in occult jargon without it feeling like a lore dump. Very tasteful!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)
Amazing story, I honestly can't wait to finish the next 2 on the playlist.
Thank you!
And he is back! Amazing! Just amazing!
Thanks yet again for this marvelous channel. Truly a selfless work of Love, and it shows. Strange these spooky tales should bring me such comfort! Bless you all, Bryce.
Thank you, Bryce.
Hey dear H.B.i'm so sorry i was yesterday sooo busy and all the Valentinsday stories 🤣❤❤but i would never miss one of yours. Please don't be offended 🥰🤗‼
Never!
@@HorrorBabble Thank you
This was a great story. Thank you for reading it to us.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've been following the Van Melsen storyline since you dropped the Soul Stealer, and this one has edged out the Knavesmire Vampire for my favourite of the series. Exceptional writing as always, and told wonderfully. Eagerly awaiting the next installment!
Thank you!
Bravo Ian 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🥰
A phantasmagoric love-song to the Dream Cycle…
The prologue was promising. Will be back for chapter one later.
Very enjoyable. Narration is great!
Just saw another one of these released today. I'm going through all of them in order!! Thanks for the great stories. You are a very talented writer and narrator.
Thank you!
Every take of our amazing paranormal investigator is better that the last. A stupendous addition to the epic. Tying so many loose ends, and tantalizing and teasing the reader of things to come. In short, absolutely spectacular!!
Thank you!
you have no idea how happy this makes me!
This is excellent as always!
Thanks!
Thank you!
Absolutely superb, as always. Thanks Jennifer and Ian! Loved the referencing of Peter's dream by Jason from a third person view. An excellent stroke!
Thanks for this, keeping this for Thursday evening as I have a nasal endoscopy in the afternoon, so keeping this as my reward. The Van Melsen stories never fail to entertain, maybe they should be collected in a book, just a thought.
Hope it goes well tomorrow, Joz. And yes, a book is something we're certainly hoping to put out at some stage.
@@HorrorBabble In time for Christmas I hope 😁 Adding it to my list...
@@HorrorBabble It did and thanks for a great story...
I'm only about half an hour in, but the dreamscape is *deliciously* surreal and I'm loving it.
Not only is Ian Gordon's narration on a par with the late great Richard Burton, but listening itself is soporific, and what a great tale:)
Thanks, Christopher!
Never thought of Richard Burton.
Took me a bit to get through it all, but it was really good. Thanks much for the wonderful journey.
Glad you enjoyed it, William!
This was a great and reality bending adventure with the great Peter Van Melsen. When I had completed the first five stories I was worried that it was the end of Van Melsen tales. Thankfully I had a very nice surprise when this popped up. Thank you Ian, this was a great experience.
Glad you enjoyed it!
So excited to listen to this after work! Thanks Ian and Jen, Happy Valentines Day!
Excellent! Very good. Thank you.
Haven't even gone more than a few seconds in and already know I'm going to enjoy this one ha ha
Thank you for another gem of a story, and on Valentines Day to boot. I feel so loved!😄
Late here but I am very intrigued! Thank you!
3 and a half hours of Horror Babble.
Happy days (or nights in this case)
Thanks guys can't wait to listen, you never disappoint
Edit to say wow, 999 likes...
Let's make it a thousand :)
Certainly some chemistry between you two voice acting together. Truly immersive
Hope you are going to do more Van Melson pieces. Really like him as a character. This one is my favorite, so far.
Love these stories. Always enjoy the long ones. Thank you for your commitment to providing quality horror.
You've outdone yourselves on this one! I appreciated the various and sundry references to other horror works. The plot was entertaining. And of course the reading was superb.
Thank you!
Youv outdone yourselves with this one folks.van melsen and your telling of his tales are brilliant ian.thank you for putting this on here.still havent found a channel that compares.think on pay day il head to your patreon
That's kind of you, John! Thanks for listening.
Thank you so so much!! Peter v m are my favourite stories ever just brilliant thanks for the hours of joy!! and happy Christmas to you too all the best to all... x
Absolutely awesome Ian. If there was an award for Lovecraftian horror, you would have just won it.
As for the "Man in the Hat" , if that's who I think it was, Van Melsen is gonna be smoking a whole lot of cigarettes in the next part of the series lol
Thanks for listening, Dexter! I'm sure you'll find out eventually. :) Ian
Wow! These are good! Great job!
These are so detailed that I had to take notes!
Van Melsen is awesome!! I want to hear more about the background of him and his friends.
Thanks for sticking with it, Donald!
BRAVO!
Awesome thanks Ian!been looking forward to this story all day!!😎👍👍
haha! our Van Melsen is BACK! Can't wait to listen on tomorrow's run! :)
Bravo!
Brilliant story 👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks, Shaun.
3 and a half hours requires more attention than tonight can afford at the moment, being it’s Valentine’s Day and all..
I’ll reconvene at midnight and bring to bear my mind on the subject.
I am detecting vague scents of The Dark Tower in this one... I can't say I'm familiar with much older literature, but I grew up glued to King's books, & this entry in the Van Melson series reminds me vaguely of the dark tower & a bit of the stand. Namely the pursual... The man in the hat... The man in black? Randall Flagg vibes?
Regardless of inspiration or nods this is fantastic. Will be seeking out the rest of this series.
There are indeed some similarities, despite the fact that I didn't read The Dark Tower series till after penning the first draft of this many years ago. I think the idea of a mystical tower or mast for me personally was inspired by the TV mast at Winter Hill that I could see from my bedroom window growing up: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_Hill_transmitting_station
That, coupled with a wide variety of obscure stories, video games, and The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway by Genesis.
(at least, these are the things that spring to mind when thinking about it)
Absolutely BRILLIANT !!!!!! I was completely hooked from start to finish👍❤️💀
Thank you!
Amazing quality storytelling and voice acting as always Ian and Jennifer. I’ve been especially been looking forward to another Van Melsen story 😊.
Thanks so much!
Oh, same here. I could lay down, close my eyes and listen to Van Melsen stories for years, letting Ian's and Jennifer's voices create the most amazing imagery in my mind.
Every Van Melsen story so far have activated my imagination to create all these wonderful and dreadful places and events in such an engrossing manner to the point where it seems that the world created in my mind seems real.
The very last chapter reminds me of a great movie series that never gets enough recognition. Phantasm, the white room and the tall man.
Unsurprisingly, I'm a huge Phantasm fan. Thanks Phillip!
@@HorrorBabble I can't wait to hear the next stop on the travels of Peter and maybe Jason. Keep writing great stories!
Its 0548 here for reference... Closed my eyes...imagined the gas mask...and I could almost catch the scent of incense... Probably because I was at one time acquainted with a New Orleans incense maker who used the Japanese process with a sandalwood base...one "pinky finger" diameter stick about a foot long burned for hours. Her Dragons Blood formulation was my favorite... Other than those I enjoy frankincense and myrrh....Ahhhh...the theatre of the mind and memory...thanks old friends...great yarn!
Thanks as always, Mark!
Recurring plot points, a directed narrative, I do appreciate it.
I like this Van Melsen guy. A lot.
Thank you
This was simply stunning!! What a tale... Like the best of Lovecraft's dream quest mixed with machens horror and a pinch of blackwood..God I love this
Thank you!
Once again the sheer hard work and care that goes into making these productions so admirable and so enjoyable is deeply appreciated, this stuff doesn't happen just by magic as it were.
Although then again perhaps it does ?
Maybe better not to know ?
Thanks, Eris!
Fabulous! Outstanding work in every regard. Thank you so much to all involved!
Thanks again!
Absolutely excellent.
Thank you, Benjamin!
I listen to you while I sleep and when I woke up with was playing, i was originally on a different novel. Kinda creepy because I liked my dream so much.
Van Melsen = day made
I love the fact that Van Melson has a student called "Alan Moore"..? Thank Goodness for that! Haha! 😻 LnPs! Xx
"Ellen Moore" actually! :)
@@HorrorBabble I remember the story & the woman artist but I misheard the name! Tho' I still think your character Van M..could have taught Alan Moore a thing or two regarding the powers that thaumaturgical magicians learn the hard way when they get their grimoures mixed up a la Chaos Magic..& Alan Moore seemed to get led astray by the Discordian Pranksters & the OTO did what the Hell's Angels did & began selling Franchise's of Crowley's child the OTO...where I lived prior to a recent move was in a property belonging to a local jeweller who was a traveller with Crowley & my lounge was where they came up with & set up the first chapter of the Golden Dawn...an infamous black magician..or a self promoting kinda early day Wiccan with Sex..as he later gained notoriety as...but to think that when I was sat there alone at night with the poker in my hand playing with the embers..I used to think about his presence in the past probably sat late at night playing with the embers in the same big fireplace & he mebe it says something different to the image he has today but I've lived in some very old properties & of all the places I have ever spent a lot of time or living in..that one place never had any sense of "the other".. good or bad..anywhere at all.. I only discovered the history of his being there back when he's starting up some magical thinking society..how to earn money without having to do anything for it..squandered his family wealth then I think he began to go thru the stash of cash that anyone he could convince they were going to be "illuminated" if they stick with..but as the AntiChrist Superstar reputation preceding but mostly since after his death..his Headless Ritual..aka the Bournemouth Rite & all his demons "roaming in the gloaming" & I think I've even heard it said that it was his presence at Loch Ness that created the Monster Nessie..people who are seeking thrills still go to the burnt out ruins of Boleskin House & end up running away screaming at some sound & whatever they think they hear or see..it's blamed upon Crowley's sloth when it came to closing rituals & infamously it's said he never closed the "mortal portal" opened to converse with his summoned demonic house guests & since he's dead people can say what they think they know of him & as long as you pay for your franchise..ok! I knew the Widow of Philip K. Dick who's my fave author from the genre he probably created a latter day Lovecraft but no Pantheon of the Chthonic Gods..but they had The Rolling Stones..I mean if you don't think that Mick Jagger is a God? Then you're probably Sane! I never liked him & I know my late mate Sid from the founding of Pink Floyd..could have me crying laughing when he spoke about Jagger! But sitting poking the fire where over a century earlier the Beast himself had been & created his first boys club type of Secret Society the Golden Dawn where I sat listening to music that I'm glad Crowley & or Jagger had anything to do with it..the most restful un-infested hearth & home I've ever lived! That once upon a time the great beast himselfness had done prior to..if I was into the Crowley nonsense
I'd have realised that he wasn't quite as great a magician black or white that Music & current devotees have built him upto be Mr. 666..I'd jave probably burnt my Crowley books & groceries? Grimoires! As I never had a single cold spot unless as you know Yorkshire can be Icy still..in the middle of summer! Everywhere is built on a Hill & that was in a place that somebody in the 30s decided to call Windy Hill..I dunno who that was but I suspect he wasn't local as he thought pointing out a hill was windy when the wind isn't even considered weather most of the time as every night I lived there & even if it was as still as a crypt..there was always the sound of a "soughing wind" but was a calm melodic sound that I think was created in the main chimney..due to being on top of the hill but it was not exposed as the curve of hill top landscape seemed to create a windbreak around the property which was old before Crowley ever was there..tho'?
I also kinda wonder if I'd have known about his being there to start one of his magical groups before I went there? I doubt I would have been there at all..I was younger & more gullible so I too maybe would have been afraid to live there as his sloth & failing to close the "mortal portals to the other"..I could have created a monster in my head but then as I'm the family witch & tho I have never practiced magic I do herbal remedies & that would have had me hung in times past..but it's just common sense & knowing your plants..no wands required..but now that I have lived there & my repute for herbal meds & old tools to make them with my kitchen has always caused people to be surprised as I have utensils that work without even a battery inside let alone electricity..so I look like the Witch that everyone recognises since they've been created as much by Hollywood than by Black Magicians tho I would argue that what the Movies are & those who create them tend towards is..kinda the Qlippoth..from the traditional Kabbala! It's all over their work..but I suspect that of late...nothing much else to "remake"..they're busy remaking their medes which are all still in cinemas etc.
But nothing original has come out of Hollywood since..well? Lilian Gish..& the movie I have & love..as it's a very darkly themed tale "the wind"..not on any hill..but I kinda think that would be the remnants of perhaps hyperbrasil..as the desert creeps over the land & is trying to take the house..creepy stuff! Sorry I got your character name wrong but when I heard the line in the story I wasn't thinking of the young woman artists who shows up in that tale of Van M.
I heard Allen Moore & because I enjoy your work & the heroic Van M is wonderful..just thought that perhaps if Moore had been a student of your character..he maybe would have been the Artist he should have been & avoided the Discordian destruction he fell into!
I love Spooky..but gore isn't scary it's just messy to clean up if you're keeping your meat alive & fresh as you take the flesh to cook & eat as & when you need it? I dunno but I find that after the blood & guts I've had in my cauldron..over the fire has never lost the stains..Mr Muscle doesn't help! So thanks for replying..sorry for my Faux Pas? See I think I'm sophisticated..slung a bit of Frog Leg in to impress you! Love the Baba Yaga..Yakka? I don't believe I don't shut up! Haha! Good Sport! 🤐 LnPs ❣️ xx
Again another story that gets better the days after you finish listening. Takes some time for him to worm his way into your mind.
All ways improves with a second listen after a few more episodes. Like a good piece of knotwork all interlinked.
Lovvved it! More more more ❤️
I couldn’t have done better . Excellent
Duuuuuuuuuude, I just discovered these and I am loving them!!! Can’t wait for the next. The only thing that makes me kinda sad is Christopher Lee isn’t here to play Van Melsen in the eventual movies. Who do we think would be a good modern actor to play him? Fassbender maybe?
Thanks, Derek! Fassbender... interesting!
yay, genuinely so excited!
Bloody hell i like to chuck your storys on, after a trip to the bar on my days off as I snooze down. How long as this been up? Starting again after about the sixth time.
Still I guess its good for your UA-cam algorithm...