5: The Wind in the Rose-bush by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman

Today, we're embarking on a haunting tale with Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman, an American writer known for known for her contributions to New England regionalist literature. In this episode, we share Freeman’s short ghost story “The Wind in the Rose-bush," an eerie tale of that blends domestic life with the supernatural and considered one of her best stories.  Places to Learn More About the Author Looking for more on Mary E. Wilkins Freeman’s life and literary contributions? Here are four excellent resources to explore: A site entirely devoted to information and the works of the author. Discover details of her life and works at AmericanLiterature.com. Some of her letters are housed at Loyola University Chicago along with other writers. Read about her and other important women on the New Jersey Women’s History Website. Thank you for listening. We'd love to hear your thoughts on “The Wind in the Rose-bush " or any of Freeman’s stories you've enjoyed. Share your insights and reflections on social media using our hashtag #WildflowerTales. Your comments might be featured in our next episode! If you enjoyed this literary journey, remember to subscribe, rate, and review us on your preferred podcast platform. Your feedback fuels our passion for sharing more. Until our next meeting in the garden of words, keep reading, keep dreaming, and keep listening to "Wildflower Tales."