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Sudapod, episode 710, June 26, 2020. This week's story, Sandy the Tinker by Charlotte Riddell.

Hey everyone, welcome to Sudapod The Weekly Horror Podcast.

I'm Alistair, your host, and this week's story comes to us from Charlotte Riddell.

Another Riddell story by the way is being dropped into the bonus feed later on in the year, I believe in July.

Charlotte Riddell, born in 1832, died in 1906, was also known as Mrs J. H. Riddell and F.G. Trafford,

and was a well-known writer of supernatural fiction.

In an essay on her wife, SM Ellis called her a born storyteller.

In addition to producing numerous novels, she wrote a tremendous number of short stories and tales

for a wide variety of publications.

Ellis wrote that she had written so many that she lost all count of her works,

possessed very few copies of them herself and often forgot where

certain stories had appeared or what had

happened to her rights in them proving to every author everywhere ever at every

level of the industry that it's not just them. She was born Charlotte Elizabeth Lawson Cowen and

grew up in Ireland and many of her works are set there. She married in 1857 to

one Mr Joseph Henry Riddell.

She wrote primarily under the name Mrs. J. H. Riddell following that,

and at her time she was compared deservedly,

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