‘“Safe, safe, safe,” the pulse of the house beat softly.’ Not all ghost stories are written to scare us, some, like ‘A Haunted House’ by Virginia Woolf want to explore what it means to live, love and be in a house that others have lived, loved and been in. And if we are haunted, are the hauntings always sad, disturbing or frightening or might they just be ways in which we can connect to one another over time? Listen to Episode VI of Unfeared to find out. ‘Unfeared: a podcast of ghost stories written by women’ is researched and hosted by Jacqueline Gabbitas with sound and production by Martin Parker. Each week Jacqueline sets off for strange-familiar places with a story, an iPhone and a microphone in hand. This episode was recorded in a mid-century house in the East Midlands of England in December 2022. This version of Woolf’s story, written in 1921, is from A Haunted House and Other Stories by Virginia Woolf (e-artnow 2013). Help support Unfeared by buying us a coffee over at Kofi . You’ll find snippets about each episode’s writer as well as behind the scenes pickies. And we’ve just opened our Kofi Shop. If you’d like a FREE downloadable door sign pop over to our shop today. Follow us on Mastodon @UnfearedPod, and Twitter @UnfearedPod