In 1921 at the age of thirty-one, H.P. Lovecraft officially became a professional writer by agreeing to pen a short horror serial for the weird-action pulp magazine Home Brew. The serial was six gruesome tales inspired by Mary Shelly's Frankenstein, and was a group of stories Lovecraft considered to be his «poorest work... stuff done to order for a vulgar magazine, and written down to the herd's level.» Contrary to Lovecraft's opinion of his own work, Re-animator is a very enjoyable macabre tale filled with suspense and dread.

This is in .mp3 format. It has background music and some special effects. It is very, very nice for Lovecraft fans looking for an ultra-rare audiobook read.

MP3/128Kbps