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I enjoyed this. I like the glasses too.

liked it. very graceful. thank you!

You've done a brilliant job with this🎉🎉. Thank you. Hope people enjoy it.

A great story, and equally great narration. Thank you both!

Very beautiful and horrible. I'm 'susceptible'.🎉🎉🎉....an interesting peice.

Have read it many times. Loved to hear your 'take' on it. Personally I wouldn't necessarily say I 'like' it in the conventional sense....but I find myself going back to it. Probably because it is so 'applicable'. Tolkien hated allegory and Loved applicability. Obviously in our times - it brings to mind the A.I. issues. Have always thought that there is - something we don't always get to see. 😂...the 'female gaze'. There is probably a lot of P. Shelley and Lord Byron in Victor Frankenstein. Wonder if they noticed what Mary had done?

I really appreciate hearing your insights on the works you've read. If this is becoming a regular feature of the channel, I'm totally here for it!

I read it long ago as a kid. I liked it and I can certainly see why it is so well regarded, but it isn't something I would read again. I didn't really develop a connection with any of the characters.

oh, this is so exceedingly well done! thank you. ❤ I am sorry I missed the previous parts.

I ship them

Brilliant. Will listen to the entire playlist when it's finished. Have a story out on 'The Midnight Man' on Sunday. 'The Tears of Nemesis' - let myself go with that one lol....the 'monster' is very beautiful. And very racist!!....one of the reasons the entire 'woke' movement is condemned is that they are rather stupid - by not showing the horror of 'the other side'. Perhaps because they refuse to use certain words. Hopefully I've 'got round the problem'. Aside from which - it's important to understand the monsters.....

I particularly enjoy your Sherlock Holmes readings.

This is good one. I really enjoyed reading all the Holmes stories back in the day.

A nice birthday present for me🎉🎉🎉🎉. Thanks. As always.

Thank you.🎉🎉🎉

Thanks.😊😊🎉🎉🎉

Thank you very much for this! Brilliant work. Also....'Happy Thanksgiving'. Your the first person I've ever wished that to.🎉🎉🎉🎉

Thanks for this.

Thanks for this. Another great narration.

Thank you. Many years since a read this. Ty

This was so enjoyable. Thank you 🙏

Wonderful narration 🎉🎉.

Listening to you read these chapters has been so enjoyable. Thank you

Nicely read! Your voice is calming but conveys the novel's imagery and mood very well. Nice backdrop behind you. Your necklace and web outfit seem perfect for Gothic readings, too.

See your going to be working with Pete. Really looking forwards to it.🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊

Listening now. "Frankenstein" is a great selection. Your reading is wonderful, clear, crisp, carries the story's tone so well. Wonderful audiobook; thank you for this.

Interesting points. 😂....in ancient Babylonia - an ugly person was to be deemed guilty if it was a toss up between them and a more attractive person😢😢😢. The fight 😂continues. Always felt sorry for Sybil in this book. Massive thanks for this.

'Construction is almost complete...she will be born in three days..I begin to doubt.'

Amazing! You're great. I think reading Coraline would mix well with your style. Have a wonderful day :)

I just found your channel. Your reading is very good.

Thanks for this. I've written a screen play for a short film competition (think its going to be judged in Prague?). Am working with about 3 channels?....have used the novel as the inspiration. I imagine an encounter Victor has...so this is great.

YAY!!!

My freind Mattie of "Matties storyland" did a reading of 'Alone' for me. He is meant to be doing a reading of my 'The Bad Bathmat'...but had a family bereavement. Thanks for this one. What can be said about Edgar Poe?....probably the quote from Burges about H G Wells "...the best of the work is very likely to survive English as a living language..." and perhaps simply add - and belong to everyone.

One of my favourites. Also a wonderful example of what Poe called 'unity of effect'. After all, Amontiad is indeed very difficult to tell from Sherry. Just as Montrisore and Fortunado are deeply connected....

Thanks so much for these! Really enjoying them. Am going to listen to the complete playlist when it's up.😊😊😊

This narration reminds me of how heart breakingly sad the story is...

Your doing a brilliant job with these. Please consider doing an Arthur Machen. An obvious - and massive - problem is, far too few female narrator's. Basically in the case of 'The White People', perhaps the greatest weird tale ever written, you need a girl to read the 'green book' part.

Thanks for this. My screen Play is inspired by this book.

yipee!!!

I had already been feeling bad that Frankenstein abandoned his creation but this Chapter is when I really felt awful for Frankenstein 's creation.

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde? Best wishes.

love it💅🏻

You have a very nice voice and tempo for reading! A beautiful story

It looks like RUclips may have posted two different copies of this video. Thanks again for reading! :-)

nice!

Fantastic! I was hoping you would read this one.

Hell yeah