Episode 33 - The Unnamable

The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast

Strange Studies of Strange Stories

Fiction, Education, Science Fiction, Books, Arts

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🗓️ 4 March 2010

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Prepare yourself for something that-can-not-be-named! The Unnamable!

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0:00.0	Get ready listeners.
0:02.0	H.Podcraft.
0:04.0	A.
0:05.0	A. A. We were sitting on a dilapidated 17th century tomb in the late afternoon of an autumn day at the old burying ground in arkum and speculating about
0:26.1	the unnameable.
0:28.1	These guys should get a podcast I want to hear what they're talking about.
0:34.0	Randolph, what do you think this thing is called?
0:37.0	A Joel is unnameable.
0:39.0	Right, but if you're calling it the unnameable Randolph, isn't that its name then?
0:44.0	Well, yeah, that's, I mean, is it really the name?
0:46.6	It's not a name, it's a kind of a designation.
0:49.0	Yeah.
0:50.0	What you're calling it.
0:51.0	That of course is the name of the story as well.
0:52.3	Oh, right, yeah. The name Yeah. Which is a name? Yes. The
0:54.9	Innevable is the name of the story. And who are you, sir? My name is Chad
0:59.7	Fyfer and you. Chris Lackey, one of the co-host of the H.Plovecraft literary podcast.
1:04.0	We're here at H.Podcraft.com, and of course the story The Unnameable is by the author,
1:08.0	HP Lovecraft.
1:09.0	It is.
1:10.0	And that reader who read that opening sentence of the story is Bruce Green.
1:13.5	Yeah, he's read for us before. Yes, he has. He read from beyond.
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