HPPodcraft.com – Episode #91 – Dreams in the Witch House pt. 2

Sorry for the late post on this one. This last Thursday the guys got a little farther in discussing H.P. Lovecraft's "The Dreams in the Witch House". In the last episode the essence of terror that surrounds Brown Jenkin was one of the main topics. A new character is discussed and the confusion of how Lovecraft intertwines Christianity with his Cthulhu mythos.

Joined again with Kenneth Hite, and the voice of Dave Stinton, Chad and Chris, deliver another hilariously informative installment in their three part series covering the story. Check it out!

Still need donations to get those great readings of H.P. Lovecraft's "Call of Cthulhu" read by the mighty Andrew Leman.

HPPodcraft.com – Episode #90 – Dreams in the Witch House pt. 1

The Boys are back from their two week vacation, and there not alone. This week we join hosts Chris Lackey and Chad Fifer, as well as guest host Kenneth Hite, and reader Dave Stinton, as they delve into H.P. Lovecraft’s “The Dreams in the Witch House”. In this first part, the boys scratch the surface of the actual story while they talk about the nuzzling human-faced rat, Brown Jenkin, and why he portrays such a terrifying character in this story.

Art by Chris Lackey

The HPPodcraft is a podcast that I have been listening to for a little over a year. I stumbled upon them on iTunes after I heard another podcast talk about the Necronomicon. Since 09’ Chris Lackey and Chad Fifer have been going through the list of H.P.L stories in order of when they were written. They rely on the donations of listeners to keep them going, and the support of all the fans to make the show better and better. On occastion they have been known to(with the help of those donations I was talking about.) release full story readings of Lovecrafts work. They’re definitely one of the things I look forward to every week.

They are 3/4 of the way there, but the guys need just a little more help to deliver a full reading of "The Call of Cthulhu" by H.P. Lovecraft, with reader Andrew Leman