The King in Yellow (Version 2)


Leído por Eva Staes

(3.1 estrellas; 29 reseñas)

A collection of stories that inspired the works of many writers such as HP Lovecraft, "The King in Yellow" revolves around the play that the main characters read a part of, and those two acts of the play drive them all into madness. - Summary by Eva Staes (7 hr 44 min)

Capítulos

Dedication Poem 1:19 Leído por Eva Staes
The Repairer of Reputations - Part one 23:36 Leído por Eva Staes
The Repairer of Reputations - Part two 29:34 Leído por Eva Staes
The Repairer of Reputations - Part three 32:18 Leído por Eva Staes
The Mask 40:44 Leído por Eva Staes
The Court of the Dragon 22:21 Leído por Eva Staes
The Yellow Sign 44:31 Leído por Eva Staes
The Demoiselle D'Ys 35:19 Leído por Eva Staes
The Prophet's Paradise 7:26 Leído por Eva Staes
The Street of the Four Winds 15:18 Leído por Eva Staes
The Street of the First Shell - Part one 15:55 Leído por Eva Staes
The Street of the First Shell - Part two 30:06 Leído por Eva Staes
The Street of the First Shell - Parts three and four 31:45 Leído por Eva Staes
The Street of Our Lady of the Fields - Parts one and two 14:47 Leído por Eva Staes
The Street of Our Lady of the Fields - Parts three and four 44:05 Leído por Eva Staes
The Street of Our Lady of the Fields - Parts five and six 24:36 Leído por Eva Staes
Rue Barrée 51:17 Leído por Eva Staes

Reseñas

I came for the first half


(4 estrellas)

This book is obviously a classic. The first half is exactly how I hoped. The second half I could have done without. I greatly appreciate the reader taking the time to produce this and feel like anyone who feels otherwise should probably not comment. Thank you for your reading!

Terrible Narration


(0.5 estrellas)

The narrator was terrible: she doesn't seem to know how to pronounce words in English. This book also has quite a few French words in it, which were butchered beyond all recognition. She probably should have started with a much easier book that was only in English and with shorter words that she could actually pronounce. Listening to this was like listening to somebody with a mouthful of marbles who had only seen English written and never heard it. She also seemed to be doing some kind of ASMR thing by basically whispering the entire book with a microphone inside her mouth.