Discover the forgotten ghost stories of Victorian author, Mary Elizabeth Braddon.
Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835 - 1915) was a well-known and successful author in Victorian England, yet her stunning short ghost stories have mostly gone unremembered.
Each week this podcast will share one of these classic gothic gems.
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Discover the forgotten ghost stories of Victorian author, Mary Elizabeth Braddon.
Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835 - 1915) was a well-known and successful author in Victorian England, yet her stunning short ghost stories have mostly gone unremembered.
Each week this podcast will share one of these classic gothic gems.
Follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook: @SSATPodcast
Help us introduce more listeners to MEB: click like, rate and subscribe 👻
Bella is much changed. Her arm is covered in scars. It’s time for the truth about the “good” Lady Ducayne to be revealed...
This episode is Chapter 4 of 5.
Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835 - 1915) was a well-known and successful author in Victorian England, yet her stunning short ghost stories have mostly gone unremembered.
Each week this podcast will share one of these classic gothic gems.
Read and recorded by Holly Creed
Original music by Abigail Macmillan
Follow on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook: @SSATPodcast
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Something Strange And Terrible
Discover the forgotten ghost stories of Victorian author, Mary Elizabeth Braddon.
Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835 - 1915) was a well-known and successful author in Victorian England, yet her stunning short ghost stories have mostly gone unremembered.
Each week this podcast will share one of these classic gothic gems.
Follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook: @SSATPodcast
Help us introduce more listeners to MEB: click like, rate and subscribe 👻