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Dagon: War of Worlds (Dramatized)
- Narrated by: H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society
- Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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The ocean's imponderable depths contain mysteries far beyond the grasp of mortal men. From the adventurous mariners of ancient times, to simple fishermen of our own New England of yesteryear, mankind has found the seven seas to be both the source of life, and a watery grave. When man seeks to delve too deeply into that abyss, what appalling secrets will rise to the surface? And what will mankind do when faced with the unnamed horrors of the deep?
What listeners say about Dagon: War of Worlds (Dramatized)
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- M. Pessoa
- 08-30-18
Fun and engaging!
This is a great introduction to Lovecraft which combines elements of Dagon, Call of Cthulhu, and Shadow Over Innsmouth into a 1930’s style “breaking news” radio broadcast. I highly recommended this. I only wish it was longer!
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- Samuel
- 03-25-19
I actually thought at times this was a real story
This was so well done and so well performed that it sounded like an old broadcast. Worth the time spent and the listen.
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- alikabok1966
- 10-20-18
Great production, creative reimagining of story!
A creative reimagining and dramatization of one of Lovecraft's most well known tale. Highly recommended, if you are a Lovecraft afficionado.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-08-20
I loved it!!
This story was very fun to listen to!! I enjoyed the melding of two stories. The acting and narration kept me interested the whole time.
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- dennis
- 07-27-21
This was fun!!
I really enjoy the old time radio Lovecraft shows!
This was a great take on dagon.
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- Reader
- 04-25-21
Great Original Work
Great extrapolation off some fantastic stories. War of the Worlds tribute was also a great nod.
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- Phillip J. Fitzsimmons
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War of Worlds tells it all
I listened to this yesterday for a second time. I enjoyed it a lot more than the first time I listed to it. It is very nicely done. BTW they do apologize for the liberties they take with the original stories. So, it is intentional. I say enjoy it for what it is.
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I wandered about the subtitle before I bought this dramatized production, but I hoped it would be a dramatization of the story Dagon. It's not. It is an original HPLHS production inspired by Dagon and The Shadow Over Innsmouth.
If that is what you want them you are in good shape. I gave this a try because the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society produces outstanding readings of Lovecraft 's work and so I decided to give one of the dramatizations a try.
This production strays too far from the source material for my tastes. Though I can appreciate the quality of the production it isn't what I wanted. My plan was to return it upon completion. But, the last minute of the recording made me smile and changed my mind about returning it. I will want to listen to this again.
So, it isn't what I was looking for and I don't know if I will get more of the dramatizations or not. I recommend this to listeners interested in a dramatization that strays far from the source materials. I especially recommend this to.fans of the old War of the Worlds radio broadcast.
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- Chris L.
- 03-02-20
Such a fun listen!
While they took some liberties to bring this story to life, this was an amazing fun listen! From start to finish I was gripped by the story!
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- Admiralu
- 02-21-20
Fantastic and Fun
This is an absolutely fantastic edition of the H.P. Lovecraft Society’s dramatization of the classic story Dagon. The original story was very short and ambiguous. The Society has crafted a frightening tale, mirroring the spirit of the old time radio dramas. Superb cast and production make a highly entertaining work come alive. I definitely need to get more of these!
Tip. You might want to listen to “The Shadow over Innsmouth” and “The Mountains of Madness” first.
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- Tim LeFave
- 01-31-20
Such a great idea!
How do you take a short story and flesh is out for an entire DART episode? Brilliant idea, combine it with the greatest episode of radio theater ever! While the news bulletins here are quite as believable as Orson Wells' were, this is still the perfect treatment for this story. Love that its treated as a sequel to Shadow Over Innsmouth as well as the recurring characters!
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- Brett Spencer
- 04-06-20
what a thrilling story!
was absolutely gripping and a great way to combine multiple stories together in a great orsen welles esque radio drama!
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- Jessica Swattridge
- 04-23-22
Amazing
Loved it, amazing piece of work. Need more of the same style always loved Lovecraft and this does him proud.
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- Jay2370
- 01-31-22
A great audio book well worth listening to
A great dramatization story, done as old radio news reporting well worth the listen, very entertaining
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- Jonasz
- 04-18-21
Another amazing adventure!
If you don't mind the adaptation going well beyond the original short story, you will love this thrilling news broadcast-style take on HPL's Dagon, which is actually more like a sequel to Shadow over Innsmouth. Great stuff
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- Anonymous User
- 01-29-21
Radio broadcast
Radio broadcast. It's similiar to the audiobook: "At the Mountains of Madness". I prefer hands on instead of hearing the action from a radio. It's interesting though and surely a worthwhile listen.
I'll need a rerun or two before I can properly review this book. Developers will get full stars until further notice.
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- Blackfyre87
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Ia Ia Daaaagon!
Much more Adaptation than direct reading, "Dagon" is here presenting a pseudo sequel to "The Shadow Over Inssmouth...
However it's still brilliantly narrated by the HP Lovecraft historical society.
