Welcome to Sudapod, the weekly horror podcast, but neither surface is a world of gliding monsters.

One you can choose not to step into or leave at any time.

Sudapod Episode 8-1-1 May 20th 2022

This week's story, no one really loves alone by Leslie Hart Gunn.

Hello everyone, welcome to Sudapod, the weekly horror podcast. I'm Alistair, your host,

your audio production for this week, like last week is the amazing Chelsea,

and this week's story is a Sudapod original and one that comes to us from Leslie Hart Gunn.

Leslie is a writer and teacher who occasionally likes to play with martial arts weapons.

She is a Canadian, currently living in Utah with her partner and three children.

Her work has appeared in Phantom Drift and is upcoming in Asimov science fiction.

She loves finding monsters in all aspects of life and can be found putting her feet into random

bodies of water, hoping something will be waiting underneath the surface.

Your read of this week is the amazing Automyvi, twitch streamer, cosplayer,

all around full-on internet citizen in the very best of ways.

So, without further ado, we have a story for you and we promise you it's true.

No one really lives alone by Leslie Hart Gunn, narrated by Autumn Ivy.

When the priest comes to your house to vanquish your demons, draped in ancient symbols

with pockets of holy water, oozing from her like sap. Don't ask who sent her.

She'll mark your doorstep with a small crucifix that she draws in the air with a careful and

deliberate flourish, and you won't be able to stop yourself from staring at the indesernable

thing hanging above your door long after she steps over the place where you used to keep a welcome

mat. She won't worry herself with introductions or niceties, but will take a deep breath

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