A Warning to the Curious | A Ghost Story by M. R. James | A Bitesized Audiobook

Thank you Simon, I love this story.

M R James is always welcome.
Thank you!

I think i give it a miss getting a metal dectector thanks simon ❤

Thanks

What a wonderful homage to the J.R. Dullard classic. You spoil us, maestro. ❤

Great narration of classic stories.

I always liked how these two guys were such good friends to Paxton in such a short time.

You are the best! You just made my night

I adore MR James! Thank you, friend! ❤

when did James find time to live? So' prolific. What one can get done with lackies and college servants.

One of my favourites!

Thank you Simon, you are spoiling us ❤

Thank you! This is one of my favorites.

Excellent performance Simon, I love this story, really creepy too, thank you so much!

Another enchanting story, thank you Mr. Stanhope

Thoroughly enjoyed 😊
Your readings always have me feeling like I'm in the story. A person standing in the street, someone looking out of the window as the main characters walk by.

Wonderfully read - thank you again for more M R James

Double-frame narrative.

A story related within a story within a story …

Every M R James story on this channel has been superbly narrated, can’t beat these original creepy stories✊❤️

Beautifully told, thank you. One of sadder stories by that great master of the eerie: Paxton meant no harm and really didn't deserve his fate.

Been back to this story least half a dozen times, my favourite M.R. James story & best narrations I ever heard👍❤️

Your reading with such emotion...well, it makes for a riveting narration.

Wonderfully spooky and brilliantly performed! Thank you so much!

Thankyou Simon, yesterday listening to this story and 'The Violin', was the happiest part of my day. I always know how lucky I am to be able to listen to a story from your selection. 🙋‍♀️💗

I was a psychologist. Now I'm nothing.

Having had two partners in a row, within a 10 year period, commit suicide has led me to believe that some things are determined and somethings aren't.

I have spent 45 years attempting to achieve a series of goals with all the determined effort I have in me and having seemingly random variables prevent a single plan work in my life as they do in other peoples, im convinced its all random crap that doesn't count for anything.

Re: Saving the Earth or humans or whatever, I have two words to say: ship breaking. Or if you prefer, jack leg gold mining in the congo basin. I can only feel so guilty about my 1000 sq ft shack, tiny 15 yr old car that gets 40 mph and is no old no one I'll fix it. Cosmos grant I die sooner rather than later. 😅

A much better look without the beard 🥹

Amazing narration as always ❤

One of my favorite narrators reading one of my favorite stories, it's my lucky day! 😊 Thank you Simon

Love this!