The Curse of the Yig Audiobook By Zelia Bishop, H. P. Lovecraft cover art

The Curse of the Yig

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The Curse of the Yig

By: Zelia Bishop, H. P. Lovecraft
Narrated by: John W. Michaels
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H.P. Lovecraft collaborated with Zealia Bishop to craft this short story of the curse of Yig, a cousin of Quetzalcoatl. The next time you are tempted to squash that garter snake or run over a rattler, you will think twice after listening to this chilling tale.

Public Domain (P)2014 Audio Books by Mike Vendetti
Anthologies & Short Stories Fiction Horror Science Fiction Scary
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Would you consider the audio edition of The Curse of the Yig to be better than the print version?

Yes

Who was the most memorable character of The Curse of the Yig and why?

The creature in the asylum, of course

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As usual, this short story has the characteristic Lovecraftian racism (even towards different types of Euro-Americans). That said, it did a great job of misdirecting the reader and leaving you questioning just what happened at the end. It's one of his better works (in my honest opinion) and definitely worth the 45 minutes.

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