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

Greetings Clark's World Citizens. My deepest apologies for getting this out just a little bit later than I'd like.

I recently came back from the Cifla Nebula Award Weekend and as you can mention if you've ever been to a

convention of the type where you are around like-minded individuals you tend to

talk until you have no voice left.

So I've been sort of nursing it and doing the warm pineapple juice trick that Mary Robinette

Kohl said that would work and I think I've got it to a point where it's okay. So here I am

reading the story to you. Our third story for the month of May is All the Things the Moon is Not by Alexander Lumons.

Alexander graduated from the MFA fiction program at Southern Illinois University.

His short fiction has been published in or is forthcoming from Brain Harvest, Story Quarterly, Blackbird,

The Normal School Cincinnati Review, American Short Fiction surreal South 11, and the book of villains, among other magazines and anthologies.

He now lives and teaches in Boulder, Colorado.

His very first short fiction publication

was in Clark's World over five years ago.

February 2008, to be exact, the human moments.

If you like what you hair here, I strongly suggest you go back and dive into our archives and find that story as well. We also got some wonderful news this weekend while I was away.

Clark's world and the author Ken Liu who came off of a win at the Nebula Awards as well

have been nominated for a translation award.

We'll let you know the outcome of those as soon as we hear as well.

We also understand that the Hugo Packet has gone live.

So, if you are a... that the Hugo Packet has gone live.

So if you are attempting to attend ChaiCon this year,

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