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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2024 · 30 MIN

The Striding Place

from The Poe Show · host Tynan Portillo

Text the showToday we enjoy one of the most famous ghost stories of the Victorian era, one of the most memorable of works from Gertrude Atherton. If you enjoy the macabre, drab nature of a silent walk on a lonely night or the terror of being swept away by the strong current of a river...beware The Striding Place. A terrific metaphor for the fear of the unknown and the impact of death upon those still living.Episode music and narration by Tynan Portillo. Intro music by Emmett Cooke on PremiumBeat.Visit The Poe Show YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@thepoeshowpodcastTikTok: @poeshowpodcastInstagram & Threads: @thepoeshowpodcastEmail: [email protected] links and available platforms: https://linktr.ee/poeshowpodcastSupport the show

Text the show Today we enjoy one of the most famous ghost stories of the Victorian era, one of the most memorable of works from Gertrude Atherton. If you enjoy the macabre, drab nature of a silent walk on a lonely night or the terror of being swept away by the strong current of a river...beware The Striding Place. A terrific metaphor for the fear of the unknown and the impact of death upon those still living. Episode music and narration by Tynan Portillo. Intro music by Emmett Cooke on Premi...

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