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Hey. Just posted another ASMR narration, this time of Poe's The Tell-tale Heart, if that would be something you would be interested in checking out. Hope all is well, hon. :) ruclips.net/video/DcJMEa3pVVo/видео.html

Great interview Julia!

Thank you for this interview!

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Just looked up Trevor Henderson and holy shit. Think Stephen Gammell, the artist for Scary Stories to Tell In the Dark, but painted in color.

I can’t listen to this Guy narrate.

I’d love to hear this, without the lisp!

After reading the first comment, that people were unkind, I decided to listen. I think it is better to be an outsider. It is not the voice that counts, but how the story is narrated, then the story comes alive. Many of our best singers do not have the stereotype good voice. Many mocked Greg Marguerite, who was a great guy. The voice grows on you as you listen. It is in the passion. better to be an outsider like our friend H P Lovecraft. I am 7 mins in and it sounds great.

I think everyone should play games all of their lives. There are so many different kinds. Good for you!

Lovely to see you Julia!

I didn’t even know about this show, but you had me at “loads of monsters.”

Cool - I might try whisper narration myself, interesting effect. The description of the rooms always reminds me of Giallo films - I can imagine a film version directed by D'argento or someone like him. :)

Nice job, Morgan. I enjoy the movie; it features one of Vincent Price's best performances.

Your reading of Technicolour, by John Langan is one of my favorites.......it really enhanced my appreciation for this story in general and this asmr reading in particular, thank you for uploading this!

Arg I finally get to see an interview live and then I have to run off halfway through. Like I said in chat I’m home sick… I won’t go into detail. Good interview though.

Hi Morgan. I was struck by Mr. Tessier saying that the movie, Them, was the first movie that really scared him. Me too! I saw it in increments during middle school lunch hours. The fact that it was black and white made it scarier, and I still think of it as a classic and very scary. 😱

"Take it back. This dirty little shred of life. I throw it off gladly, like the filth it is."

This narrator is a man doing a woman’s voice

Great to see this!

Very much enjoyed William's August Seton and Midnight Eye stories, as well as the great Carnacki tales he pens.

Incredibly eerie, both soothing and compelling. Thank you for this experience of one of HPL’s finest works 🖤

Constructive criticism: too many kinda glottal stops and hard esses in the reading for my taste, a bit too emphatic staccato, but... Still one of the best I've heard, and appropriate to the subject. (I find 'The Outsider' along with 'The Rats in the Walls' and 'The Haunter in the Dark..' to be HPL's best, imho, of course.) Bottom line is that I fell asleep to this reading. Who knew that 'The Outsider' could be ASMR?

It's definitely a nice starting point to build on 😁 I think what makes it hard to understand at times is that you tend to move the stress of the words and so it is harder to perceive the natural flow of the sentence, and I would argue that the flow is more important than the pronunciation of the individual words. Unfortunately the stress in Italian words is seldom where it would be in English (Italians have the same but opposite problem when learning English)

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Good! Understandable, even better than many English people living in Italy. Of course some words are more problematic for those who do not know spoken Italian, in those cases where the accent falls on the first syllable such as ‘ditelo’ (dìtelo), ‘tenebre’ (tènebre), ‘occupa’ (òccupa). In some cases the opposite occurs: ‘antico’ (antìco instead of àntico). Even native speakers, including actors, often mark the correct accents on the reading sheet in order not to confuse words that are the same but have different meanings when accented differently, and to keep the rhythm.

Thank you ❤❤❤ the story your beautiful voice is (as they are 1) perfection in my ears!

At first I thought I was hearing Joan Hickson. I enjoy your narration.

Can't wait to hear this! 💜

Missed the live, glad to be catching up now

How this get swamped with ads???

That was chilling

Do you know that wild growing oak trees cannot become trees, at all, unless a squirrel plants an acorn.

I think all the National Parks he created, were to be for the Windego (Bigfoot), he knew the truth.

Like a demon whispering in my ear...

Like the theory of wormholes in relativistic physics

Your voice is perfect for reading 😊

Beautifully whispered 🥰

I love Jeffrey Thomas's writing, especially when read by Morgan Scorpion. So sorry I missed this live.

I had almost forgotten the crush I had on Jacqueline Pearce when I was growing up.

AND tech issues sabotaged the interview 23 minutes in. Oh well, there's plenty of Tony there for you to enjoy. Check out the Unrestricted View film festival.

You go ahead & have Kat on as a guest as many times as works out. I'll get around to watching them all eventually...

A really great interview ,really enjoyed it.

Enjoyed this interview with Sarah Daly, thank you Morgan, from over here in New Zealand. A frosty blue-sky Ed morning.

That was nice, great to see Sarah!

Wonderfully written. The description of the faults of the other husbands is a nice touch

Thanks MS!

Love is creepy🙂

Thank you for bringing us this little story. Good night from the south of Sweden.🦇

Good afternoon from Michigan!