These terrifying tales will take you to the very brink of madness, in the cold, dark and foreboding wastes of Earth’s north polar regions. Chapters: 0:00:41 - The Third Interne "The Third Interne" by Welsh-American author Idwal Jones, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in January 1938. The story tells of a surgical horror in the Arctic wastes of northern Russia. 0:16:01 - The Paradise of the Ice Wilderness "The Paradise of the Ice Wilderness" by Swedish author Jul. Regis, first appeared in Amazing Stories in October 1927. The tale tells of the discovery of a frozen mammoth in Northern Siberia. 0:36:49 - The Arctic Death "The Arctic Death" by American author Wilford Allen, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in June 1927. Out of the North it came, that dread death that touched every living thing with a killing cold... 1:18:53 - The Earth Draws "The Earth Draws" by Norwegian author Jonas Lie, first appeared in his 1893 collection, Weird Tales from Northern Seas. The story tells of a series of strange events surrounding a young salesman’s visit to a remote fishing station. 1:35:49 - Sleigh Bells "Sleigh Bells" by the mysterious writer, Hasan Vokine, first appeared in the April 1925 edition of Weird Tales Magazine. The story takes place in deepest Siberia, where two men are besieged by wolves in an isolated hut. Bandcamp link: horrorbabble.bandcamp.com/album/horrorbabbles-arctic-horror-collection Narrated by Ian Gordon for HorrorBabble Music and production by Ian Gordon & Jennifer Gill Music "BORED AT A RAVE" by Glen Alexander: glenalexander2.bandcamp.com Imagery by enriquelopezgarre: pixabay.com/users/enriquelopezgarre-3764790 Support us on Bandcamp or Patreon: horrorbabble.bandcamp.com www.patreon.com/horrorbabble HorrorBabble MERCH: teespring.com/stores/horrorbabble-merch Search HORRORBABBLE to find us on: AUDIBLE / ITUNES / SPOTIFY Home: www.horrorbabble.com Rue Morgue: www.rue-morgue.com Social Media: facebook.com/HorrorBabble instagram.com/horrorbabble twitter.com/HorrorBabble
Wish I'd know about these stories when I was working in the Antarctic. All we had was the traditional viewing of The Thing during South Pole movie nights - and I didn't even have that because I went during the summer season when it's light 24 hours a day and that doesn't count (it has to be during the full-time dark period in winter).
@@michaelhoffmann2891 lol that's how it is. What was your pay like if you don't mind me asking? Also even if the job duties were boring surely you had fun yeah? Or was it super lonely? Did u need a degree to get that job?
@@Crimeiskoolforkidz the pay was decent but nothing to shout about. I was an IT security manager. but focused on the science programs, which was the best! I had to work with all the science programs and assess their IT security, so got to go out in the field with them and talk to them and advise them about securing their computers. the reason was actually because one of the major science programs got hacked, so the NSF (and the FBI!) got involved and so mitigation and prevention was suddenly the topic. I was there during summer, so lots of people around.
Would it be possible for you to do "description of the town of Quebec" by Lovecraft? No one has ever narrated it , I live in Quebec and would be delighted to hear it! Loyal listeners, Have a merry Christmas Sir
Thank you thank you thank you I can't thank you enough. Especially in this time we have to stay in the house your voice is very comforting and the stories you host are awesome
Great Stories! Your voice is soothing. Do you have control of the volume in the ads? My only complaint is sometimes the ads are so loud they jar me awake. Also a new Subscriber😊
Thanks, Jessica. I'm sorry, we don't have control over that unfortunately. Alternatively, you can also listen to our works free of charge and ad-free over on Bandcamp. There's a great app available, too: horrorbabble.bandcamp.com And thank you for subscribing!
@@scottnow1796 Yeah, listened to it again to see what I missed and still don’t get it. I understand there’s some profound logic to it but sometimes these horror stories take themselves too seriously.
Gibbering: (Action verb) Speaking rapidly, in prolonged sentences, virtually too fast to comprehend. Usually due to being in shock or due to extreme fear.
These terrifying tales will take you to the very brink of madness, in the cold, dark and foreboding wastes of Earth’s north polar regions.
Chapters:
0:00:41 - The Third Interne
"The Third Interne" by Welsh-American author Idwal Jones, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in January 1938. The story tells of a surgical horror in the Arctic wastes of northern Russia.
0:16:01 - The Paradise of the Ice Wilderness
"The Paradise of the Ice Wilderness" by Swedish author Jul. Regis, first appeared in Amazing Stories in October 1927. The tale tells of the discovery of a frozen mammoth in Northern Siberia.
0:36:49 - The Arctic Death
"The Arctic Death" by American author Wilford Allen, first appeared in Weird Tales Magazine in June 1927. Out of the North it came, that dread death that touched every living thing with a killing cold...
1:18:53 - The Earth Draws
"The Earth Draws" by Norwegian author Jonas Lie, first appeared in his 1893 collection, Weird Tales from Northern Seas. The story tells of a series of strange events surrounding a young salesman’s visit to a remote fishing station.
1:35:49 - Sleigh Bells
"Sleigh Bells" by the mysterious writer, Hasan Vokine, first appeared in the April 1925 edition of Weird Tales Magazine. The story takes place in deepest Siberia, where two men are besieged by wolves in an isolated hut.
Bandcamp link: horrorbabble.bandcamp.com/album/horrorbabbles-arctic-horror-collection
Narrated by Ian Gordon for HorrorBabble
Music and production by Ian Gordon & Jennifer Gill
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glenalexander2.bandcamp.com
Imagery by enriquelopezgarre:
pixabay.com/users/enriquelopezgarre-3764790
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www.patreon.com/horrorbabble
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One of the best channels ever conceived. Deeply appreciated.
I'd never heard any of these stories before today. I felt chills. Well done sir.
You are an underappreciated talent, Ian! Thank you for all that you do!
He is greatly appreciated you fool!
Wish I'd know about these stories when I was working in the Antarctic. All we had was the traditional viewing of The Thing during South Pole movie nights - and I didn't even have that because I went during the summer season when it's light 24 hours a day and that doesn't count (it has to be during the full-time dark period in winter).
What did you do there?
@@Crimeiskoolforkidz Would you believe, boring IT security! (but someone had to)
@@michaelhoffmann2891 lol that's how it is. What was your pay like if you don't mind me asking? Also even if the job duties were boring surely you had fun yeah? Or was it super lonely? Did u need a degree to get that job?
@@Crimeiskoolforkidz the pay was decent but nothing to shout about. I was an IT security manager. but focused on the science programs, which was the best! I had to work with all the science programs and assess their IT security, so got to go out in the field with them and talk to them and advise them about securing their computers. the reason was actually because one of the major science programs got hacked, so the NSF (and the FBI!) got involved and so mitigation and prevention was suddenly the topic. I was there during summer, so lots of people around.
Would it be possible for you to do "description of the town of Quebec" by Lovecraft? No one has ever narrated it , I live in Quebec and would be delighted to hear it!
Loyal listeners,
Have a merry Christmas Sir
Perfect listening for a very cold night under heavy blankets with a hot pad and lying next to a space heater! Thanks from a new subscriber.
These stories are hot fire, thank you for posting these and doing all that you do for classic horror
Thank you.
I really enjoyed this series of stories, and excellent ambient music and sounds.
Thank you thank you thank you I can't thank you enough. Especially in this time we have to stay in the house your voice is very comforting and the stories you host are awesome
Thanks for listening, Judith!
Appreciate you and your awesome content! Thank's I hit like and subscribed! Such a Amazing channel! Cheers!
Welcome aboard!
Oooh, The Arctic Death was awesome. Thank you for these readings!
You got a good voice sir and your collaboration with the MSA Mathew guys who makes the lovecraftian motion Comics is fantastic. Thank you for that
*Yay! One of my favorite topics! Thank you so much, Ian❣*
Helluva middle story there. Great collection overall!
Time to rest and listen to some stories.
Wow great stories!!👍♥️
Just in time for the cold.
Great Stories! Your voice is soothing. Do you have control of the volume in the ads? My only complaint is sometimes the ads are so loud they jar me awake.
Also a new Subscriber😊
Thanks, Jessica. I'm sorry, we don't have control over that unfortunately. Alternatively, you can also listen to our works free of charge and ad-free over on Bandcamp. There's a great app available, too: horrorbabble.bandcamp.com
And thank you for subscribing!
The Realm of Pure Brain - Yes! 👍
great background shots btw
Thank you love this channel
Yay thank you!
Geez I'm chilly
How did the mastiff bark with no lungs or diaphragm/intercostal muscles?
Because SCIENCE!
❤
What did the "Earth Draws" mean...? I didn't understand that at all.
I have no idea either, totally lost that one!
@@scottnow1796 Yeah, listened to it again to see what I missed and still don’t get it. I understand there’s some profound logic to it but sometimes these horror stories take themselves too seriously.
Is that first story futurama?
the great SUM ONE lmao
Good heavens. Is that what the UK and Europe imagine Americans sound like?
No we know it for a fact. We do have internet and tv here. 😉
Wait.. did I miss something? The first story in the beginning...She viewed him as a coward and terrible husband material because he got sick?
Mamoth hamburgers yum!
Sooooo… Warren’s NOT dead?
Has anyone actually witnessed anyone gibbering? I mean what is it? How would one gibber if the mood took one?
Gibbering: (Action verb) Speaking rapidly, in prolonged sentences, virtually too fast to comprehend. Usually due to being in shock or due to extreme fear.
watch the end of 'whistle and i'll come to you' - that's gibbering
Read comments in controversial RUclips videos. So. Much. Gibbering.
You ever seen a homeless crack addict? They seem to be experts in the subject from my experience
I’ve heard gibberish. One is a verb and the other an adjective.
i wish these could be read faster
Write the "Homer", of your life.
Escape