Category: Pulp Horror Narrations

Experience the thrilling world of Pulp Horror Narrations, showcasing vivid audio renditions of sensational stories from the pulp era. Inspired by magazines like Weird Tales, our narrations feature gripping tales from authors like Robert E. Howard and Clark Ashton Smith, filled with adventure, horror, and supernatural chills. Perfect for fans of vintage horror audio and pulp fiction enthusiasts, this category offers fast-paced narratives with eerie atmospheres and monstrous encounters. Browse subcategories like Weird Fiction Narrations or Cosmic Horror Narrations for more thrills. Listen now to explore the bold legacy of pulp horror storytelling in every spooky narration!

The Pirate by R. Jere Black Jr. | Weird Tales Magazine, 1930 – Silas Darkwood

Whisper from the pages of Weird Tales Magazine, August 1930. Some grudges do not drown with the body. They rise from the deep, salt-crusted and furious, to claim what was stolen. “The Pirate” by R. Jere Black Jr. is one of those poems. A chilling tale of spectral vengeance, it follows a murdered buccaneer who […]

Ghosts by Jewell Bothwell Tull | Weird Tales Magazine, 1930

A haunting poem from the golden age of pulp horror. Originally published in Weird Tales Magazine, August 1930.