The Breathing Method. Stephen King. Advanced English
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- The Breathing Method. Stephen King.
C2 level unabridged. American English
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This story is of one of the most famous writers in the horror genre Stephen King. "The method of breathing" was first published in the storybook "Different Seasons" in 1982. Each story in this book is related to one of the seasons. "The method of breathing" is a winter fairy tale. The story consists of three parts and tells about the old Mr. Eldie, who comes to a mysterious nameless club. He tries to find out the secrets of the institution. Mr. Eldie tries not to interfere much and not make it dangerous for his life. He has been coming there for 10 years. Old gentlemen gather in the club and tell stories. The motto of the club is "A secret in history, not in the narrator". Every Tuesday, the visitors tell special stories - about the supernatural. Later, the main character finds many books of non-existent writers in the library of the club. He understands that this mysterious place can really be dangerous.
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Another Frank Muller treat. Stephen King would say of Frank Muller, "I write the books but then Frank brings them to life".
Best of the seasons, I find it enthralling. I love the
Idea of a 'club'.
This is one of my favorite Stephen King short story's. I have always been amazed and impressed that he came up with such a great topic. Even now I still leak a few tears. The most beautiful story I have ever read.
Underrated story overshadowed by the other amazing stories in Different Seasons. Maybe not as movie-worthy, but still an engaging read. I love the “men’s club” framing, and I wish we’d go back to it someday.
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Stephen Kings stories always start out boring, but I stick with them and end up on a roller coaster ride of fear, laughter, and calm. Too me he is the greatest writer, and each story is as great as the one I read before it. Thank you.
This narrator is very good I feel him to be 1 of my favorites. As anyone Read the book The oldest living vampire series ? That narrator is most fantastic
Thank you for the recommendation, it’s a charmed match to find a skillfully crafted book by a gifted storyteller, that is also read by a talented voice in timbre, tone and rhythm, expressive acting. The musical score to breathe the story to life. Yet, you never know what chemistry you’ll concoct when blindly choosing from the mix of authors to readers, mix-and-match. As such, gggI do enjoy recommendations!
Amazing Story!
They say there's a little bit of truth in every Tale and a little bit of a Tale in every Truth.
I found this story really interesting and I totally enjoyed it. Thank you. I have subscribed waiting to read more. 😊
He is a wonderful narrator❣️
Right up there with my favorite living narrator, the wonderful Angus King. Angus narrates JD Kirk’s brilliant
DCI Logan series. And kudos to actor- narrator Will Patton on recent King audiobooks as well👍
The only 'horror' story wrote in Different Seasons. His agent thought he would be typecast as a horror writer so he wrote the other three stories to show he could do non horror.
He did this story to be cute as the final story in the anthology.
Excellent, Christmas tradition for years. Love it.❤
I've always imagined that, some years later, say after the narrator David Adley's wife had died, and he went on to spend more and more time at the club, a night finally came where David Adley went deeper into the house...and became lost (perhaps encountering some horrible fate...or perhaps going on an adventure). Or, standing at the door with Stevens, Stevens opened the door to that horrific world, thrusting Adley out into it, and trapping him there forever.
Excellent! I've enjoyed this story immensely, as I've always enjoyed all your stories, all my life.
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing)
mesmerized by this story and the reading of it. Thoroughly enjoyed listening to the point that I put off other tasks just so that I could carry on listening uninterrupted. Many thanks. Much appreciated
Such a tragic story... Only Mr. King and Mr . Muller could do.
Yeh, agree
Dark but very fascinating especially at the end
The end doesn’t justify all the mundane stuff. I should’ve known.
what a story! and perfectly read, king is a genius, i enjoyed listening most with speed at 75%. better to savor the imagery. and mastery of language., and be read to sleep if you like, what a story!!
I'm glad you liked the story!
Scary!!
The reading is one of the best
Thank you.
Narrated by the late great Frank Muller. Stephen King and John Grisham among many others considered him the goat of narrators. He was injured severely in a motorcycle accident in November 2001. He lingered until June 2008 when he died in a hospital in North Carolina I believe. I think it was Duke University hospital ?
Loved Franks voice, especially in the Dark Tower Series. Noticed there's a big push for multi narrators and the "voice over acting" kind of narration. I don't mind almost any type of narration but being O.G. Frank and his style of reading will always be my favorite.
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Muller is a legend.
Theres something special about
a single narrator.
It has the magic feeling that Grandma or Grandpa is sitting
near a cozy fireplace sharing the events of the story first hand just for you. 😍
this is real writing folks, as real as being sandblasted in the face and feeling the cold quicker a 73. But better than real, magical 😊
Breathtaking!
Stephen King can't be bettered with his stories.
He truly is the king, especially combined with this narrator.
But you can bettered toast
I tried listening to this in the night but the narration turned eerie around 3am and I had to stop 😊
Great book though. Highly entertaining!
This is, ever since I first read it 20 years ago, my favourite story .
Thank you for posting it
Mine too!
@FrancisE.Dec.Esquiretry again in English this time
Thank you for an amazing upload!!
Excellent read.
Love it.
The Maltese Consulate in New York is where the club was located.
I was a new mother when I read this for the first time…. I cried then. Always fascinated with the club and Stephen any mention in further stories was met with a detective sort of glee.
Didn’t get away without tears this time either.
SK has become a modern master.
Jesus,that gave me chills...
Yikes!!! That was an intense ride.
Wonderful narrator! I'd love to know his name, so I could follow his work. He's great!
His name is Frank Muller, unfortunately, he passed away some years ago.😮
Nice to listen to :-)
Deliciously Dark Tale 👻
Subscribing👍🎯
Very enjoyable reading and Stephen King is a major writer. Of course he’s frowned upon by more cerebral authors who look down on popular genre stories as junk but he has such talent as a writer and spins fascinating stories
Poor victim. Really? I think he gets more respect than is deserved actually. Don’t get it twisted now.
He's been accused of "over writing" I've noticed the changes of his writing style over the years. I think he's taken the criticism to heart. But personally I love his older works most. I like his little wordy side tangents. 😊
@@TinnyDeefellow Constant Reader perhaps? 😊
Love the narrator! Who is it?
❤😮😮😮❤
Just finished this. Wow. I'm left kinda sitting here in shock. I need to process what I just read 😭
I would welcome more stories from this mysterious gentleman's club.
It has this Anthology quality to it, right?
It features in another King story: "The Man Who Would Not Shake Hands." I hope King writes some more.
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Stephen may go down as the greatest American author of all-time. He's the best I've read anyway. For what that's worth.
I’ve always enjoyed Stephen King, but thought of him as a formula writer. I’ve long since changed my mind.
*hug*... Who Do you look up To? #love xD
Stephen King sure loves to write. This is one of his creepier stories BUT... I have to say it won't hurt bad if you skip 40% of the beginning...
lol
Long winded as usual but I need something without hour long infomercials inside as I’m busy and hands are occupied away from phone…
My farts reek tonight of sulphurous turkey & desperation ❤
...resignation and despair here.
39min 12sec…
First time hearing this and a really excellent reading, though after an hour I became concerned as reader began gasping and gulping for air. I think had you taken a break and rested before reading the next hour, I could of enjoyed the last half much more rather than expecting reader to pass out at any moment.
This story reminds me of John Grisham's *The Firm* . In spots, anyway.
They're definitely similar in their writing styles. From the same era, I suppose. Two of my favorite authors. King being #1.
It's silly when authors frame their stories in such a device. It adds nothing to the story, and it makes me wonder what their rationale is.
In the authors' defensse, I think in this case it opens up the uncertainty of whether the doctor was just spinning a yarn or had actually experienced the events. It could also open the club up as something to be expanded on in a future story.
Great narrator, sure, but only once does he say libRary! What even is a libary?
Didn't like this one
Which one do you like the most?
Boooooriiiing ..
Man this guys pretty racist every book he has to use the n word when it adds nothing to the story
Steven king wrote his book based the time it takes place
horrible rendition.
No
Probably one of his worst and most boring stories. Very sub standard.
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Twenty minutes into this story and nothing has happened. Is King trying to get us to put the story down? 🤔🥱
It deserves thinking