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Utterly captivating!

I totally agree with @CosmicRabbitCarma, I actually thought I was hearing Peter Lorre. Well done!

Francis Arthur puts in real work on his sciencey sounding explanation of ghosts.

This is a wonderful classic that really does deserve a lot more attention.

Thrilled heading into part two!

Grabbed my attention very quickly.

Love it. Thanks.

Your talent at reading these really adds to the quality of my daily life. Thank you so much.

The problem is that when I start listening to you work I just can't seem to stop.

Such excellent stuff you are sharing with us. Thank you.

Keep up the good work!

Much thanks.

Who comes up with a name like 'Dr. Satan'? Just that alone grabs my interest. Thanks for continuing to share these.

Cannot get enough. Please keep up the wonderful work that you are doing here.

Love the thumbnails, they really help set the mood. Thank you.

I'm not gunna lie, I should be working. And I kinda am. Kinda. But mostly I'm listening to this here ol' pulpy fun. Thanks.

If 'Pulp Fiction's WIERDEST Super Criminal' doesn't excite you to listen to this then there might be something wrong with you. Great stuff. Thanks.

Excellent. Thank you.

Hmm ... Not the brightest bulb in the box, that Bull Bayman. I could think of one or two similar creatures who could benefit from a shot of cyanide. Thanks, as ever, for the masterful narration.

Wow. I have just discovered your channel, and it's an extremely pleasant surprise.

Thank you Mr French! Always a shivery pleasure.

yeah more Robert Bloch please--he is so goooooood. A cut above!

You have such a wonderful voice for narration, and you pick awesome stories. Much love from Germany!

I'm such a huge fan of your readings, man. You're a hero for making these old stories more accessible, and a great curator on top of being a fine actor. Thanks for all you do.

It occurs to me that we faithful would love a live q and a with you. You've seen and...done things that bear discussion.

Hi everybody. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for your work, most enjoyable. You would be perfect to read Robert Aickman's "Wood".

Excellent little story, many thanks.

Wonderful narration...and wow what a story!!😅

I was just thinking about your narration of this story yesterday.

Hi everybody

What a lovely surprise, Mr French. That's my bedtime listening sorted. You spoil us, which, in the UK, is most welcome as a much needed break from the General Election. Thanks, as always.

Cuckoo cuckoo cuckoo

Mr. French, if you are reading this, my daughter falls asleep to this every night.

Home sweet home. Jersey City and Ellis Island!

Love your readings!

You could say Pluto's goose was cooked.

Washington Irving is in danger of being forgotten, which is a shame, as he is one of our founding literary fathers. No one now realizes that The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is as ghosty as many I hear on YT. The story is worth reading just for the chatacter of Gunpowder, the horse. Rip Van Winkle is a time travel/inter dimensional/fairy story and I doubt it makes anyone's list of early sci fi. Though it should. Thanks for this. Irving is writing about an area thay I'm familiar with and that was as important to the settlement of the north east as any joyless pilgrim's village. We should scrap Hawthorne and elevate Irving. Scrap F Scott Fitzgerald and elevate Robert Penn Warren, I could go on but people hate it when I do. Thanks again. 😏

I like the narration but hate the story. Idiot marries a bimbo who becomes a wicked step mother, and his kids pay the penalty for his rage and lust.

The way you inflected your voice there when you asked people to subscribe to yer channel is a trick manipulators use to influence their victims.

Splendid reading yet again!

It's late here in the UK, so I'm settling in bed to listen to a Sinister Saturday tale told in Mr. French's dulcet tones, as only he can. Thank you.

Oh what a great story to conclude a gorgeous Saturday afternoon! Thank you so much for taking this tale of the colonial past and bringing it to life for a new generation to enjoy!

Thank you for another great reading!

Love your narration

Thanks!

You can sure narrate a tale, Mr French

😌🐿️ 🐾🐾 🐺🐺 thanks mr. ed .

Nice! The father was, indeed, a buffoon, not to have seen that one coming. Thanks, as ever, for the upload.

The use of a giant centipede in an assassination attempt is identical to a scene in _Star Wars: Attack of the Clones._ George Lucas clearly loved these stories. They influenced _Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom_ too.