Good first try - one of my favorite HPL stories - but the AI is strangely incapable of understanding some of the text correctly. Oddly, it does some tough stuff correctly and some seemingly less tough stuff poorly. And occasionally the tone of voice ramps up for no effective reason. Hopefully improvements of these - shall I call them typos? - in the audio read can be made. Also, you really should include a translation of the epigraph.
Too bad we didn't get to follow the Starkweather-Moore Expedition nor the secret Anglo-German combined expedition (1935-1938) that was larger than any such attempts combined since the 18th century. Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr. (October 25, 1888 - March 11, 1957), was lead for the Americans and led by German Navy captain Alfred Ritscher (1879-1963), was the third official Antarctic expedition of the German Reich, by order of the "Commissioner for the Five Year Plan" Hermann Göring to lead the combined military and scientific move into Antarctica and plumb the depths of the land and its alien secrets. The Germans learned from the Fins how to survive and operate in such freezing climbs of the true "Roof of the World" the Ultima Thule of the old maps.
I listened for hours the voice is unpleasant and the text is not true to the original.n it sounds like a bad imitation of a lowland Scottish accent. The sounds quality is in general poor aswell
He was surprised that he was not high up, in a tower, as he exited into the moonlight… because he was not at ground-level when he began his ascent, but far underground, in a crypt… I’ve heard this story many times, but only now did I fail to overlook that little detail. 👻🪦
