Season 5 of Stories From The In Between is titled "The Feeding." In Part V, the Woman happens upon a photograph, one that was seemingly taken in the very same cabin many years ago. The picture is old and yellowed, weathered by time.  It is the subject of the picture, another woman, whose gaze is so intense, that it resonates with our narrator. With this, she is ready to leave. She plans her departure and is on the way out when she discovers she is not alone.  Is it another lost soul, like herself...or something else?  Thank you for listening to The Feeding, with haunting narration from Valerie Bogart. Check out her amazing work on another Pi_Rational Story, Palindrome, here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/palindrome-a-pi-rational-interlude/id1480595940?i=1000465249277 Music and audio engineering executed by David Williams. Check out more of his wonderful creations here: http://www.williamsflutes.com/ Episode artwork by Jared Ordis. Check out his creative endeavors and his podcast here: https://www.ordisstudios.com/ Stories From The In Between is a member of the Crawlspace Media family: https://storiesfromtheinbetweenpodcast.com/ & media.com/">http://crawlspace-media.com/ ANOUNCEMENT!! THE FIRST “STORIES FROM THE IN BETWEEN” LIVE READING!! On Saturday, Dec 4th head on out to historic SALEM MASSACHUSETTS and gather ‘round while the enormously talented Sara Sheckells (https://sarasounds.com/) performs the hauntingly beautiful and stark story, Sacrifice.  The venue will be announced soon but we can tell you it’s intimate, unique and quite perfect.  Tickets available here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/198281644737 Use promo code Stories21 for $5 off your ticket.  Refresh your memory and listen to Sacrifice here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sacrifice-a-witchs-christmas-tale/id1480595940?i=1000503200952 Proceeds from this live reading will be donated to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Check out there work at https://pedaids.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices