Shownotes
About this episode
“And you–you, if you died before me–the cold earth would not hold you from me; if you loved me, you would return, and again these fair arms would be clasped round my neck as they are now” Till death do us part… but is death the final parting between Gertrude and the artist who spurned her? And why does this heartless artist find ways never to be alone? And what of the macabre dance at the Paris Carnival? Listen to Episode XI of Unfeared, ‘The Cold Embrace' by Mary Elizabeth Braddon to find out… Trigger warnings : this story has scenes about suicide and mental ill health. If you have been affected by material in this story and need to talk to someone please do contact local listening services available to you. For listeners in the UK the following link to the NHS may help ‘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 on the 250 year old Clumber Bridge, Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire, UK on a cold February evening. To find out more about Mary Elizabeth Braddon and our recording location, pop over to our Kofi page at . 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 Do Not Disturb door sign pop over to our shop today. Follow us on Mastodon @UnfearedPod and Twitter @UnfearedPod