You are listening to a Clarks World magazine podcast with your host and narrator Kate Baker.

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This is our second story for the month of May, 2021, issue 176.

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Our story is titled A Home for Mrs. Bishwas, is by Amul Singh.

Amul Singh is a screenwriter, author, and a cat dad from Mumbai, India.

While his cat silently judges him, he can be seen drafting a novel or trying to bake brownies.

A short fiction has appeared in venues like Apex Magazine, Translunar Travelers Lounge,

Mithila Review, and is forthcoming in F and F.

He tweets about writing, cooking, and other miscellaneous stuff at J-E-R-U-N, underscore-O-N-T-O.

You can also be found at his website, Amul Singh18.wordpress.com.

So my dear listener, I hope that you can sit back, relax, and let me tell you a story.

Once she saw the red sand stretch across miles, craters as big as a stadium her father played

hockey in, and golden spires shimmering brighter than Amritsa's golden temple.

Apana Bishwas didn't want to live on Earth.

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