The following was recorded at the Necronomicon, live from the Biltmore Hotel in Providence, Rhode Island on August 22, 2015. That was genuinely terrified.

That was genuinely terrified.

All right. All right. It is probable that the facts in regard to the mysterious destruction by fire of an

abandoned house on a knoll along the shore of the sea-com

in a little habited district between the Washington and Red Bridges

will never be entirely known.

The police have been beset by the usual number of cranks purporting to offer information about the matter,

none more insistent than Arthur Phillips, the descendant of an old Eastside family,

long resident of Angel Street, a somewhat confused but earnest young man who prepared

an account of certain events he alleges led to the fire. Though the police have interviewed all

persons concerned and mentioned in Mr Phillips' account no corroboration,

save for a statement from a librarian at the Athenaeum attesting only to the fact that Mr Phillips

did once meet Miss Rose Dexter there could be found to support Mr

Phillips allegations. The manuscript follows.

That was the prelude to a story by August Derleth called the Dark Brotherhood.

And supposedly this story was inspired by some scribbling by H.P. Lovecraft,

and that's why we're talking about it here on the H.P.

Lovecraft Literary Podcast.

Live in Providence.

You can of course always find us on your internet dial at H.P.

Podcraft.com. I'm Chad Fyfer.

I'm Chris Lanky and with us as always not always but with us and every live show every live one so far I'm Andrew

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