The Murders in the Rue Morgue
Gelesen von Reynard T. Fox
Edgar Allan Poe
The Murders in the Rue Morgue" is a short story written by Edgar Allan Poe in 1841. Poe referred to it as a "tale of ratiocination" featuring the brilliant deductions of C. Auguste Dupin; it is today regarded as one of the first detective stories and is almost certainly the first locked room mystery. (Summary from Wikipedia) (1 hr 34 min)
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the murders of rue morgue
adam leGros
I love this audio while going to sleep...the voices are very soothing.
good story well read
Richard in Alabama
Good job reading by Renard. Not Poe's best story by any stretch, but a good story, and important as the first locked-room mystery. Later authors wrote better locked room mysteries (much better, in fact), but this one is good, too, though short. Worth hearing for its historic importance to the genre, too.
Excellent Reader and a Creative Murder
Bobby P.
Poe is superb in his storytelling... twisted and weird, but well done. I can see why Dupin earned the ire and disdain of Sherlock Holmes. Dupin's reasoning is nearly fantastical and on the surface not as logical as Holmes'.
Over rated
TLAST
Not the first mystery. The Chinese and the Jews had a few long before this. I found this both boring and unbelievable. If Poe hadn’t written it, it would be long forgotten.
Spoilers, much?
Dave Doyle
The quality of the reading was so-so, with little emphasis and occasional mistakes, but what really spoils things is the fact that the culprit is pictured on the thumbnail...
Naesmile
Excellent reading by Reynard T. Fox. Decidedly weird murder mystery with an unbelievable culprit. However, I’m certain the original audience was duly horrified by the sensational aspects of the crime.
Perfection.
Litera
One of Edgar Allen Poe's finest works. will always be a favourite 'pulling the rug out' discovery.
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great audio narration! the story was just ok, not as good as some of Poe's others