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

Creetings Clarksville Citizens. I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well.

It's our last story for the month of March 2017, issue 126. We brought you some

great stories this month and we're going to bring you some more in April. If you're already

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Our last story of the month is titled

At the Cross Time Jonters Ball

and is by Alexander Jablakov.

With only a handful of stories mostly for Asimov's and a few well-received novels,

Alexander Jablakov established himself as one of the most highly regarded new writers of the 90s.

His first novel, Car of the Sky, was released in 1991, and was followed by other successful novels

such as A Deeper Sea, Nimbus, River of Dust, and Deep Drive,

as well as a collection of his short fiction, The Breath of Suspension.

Jablakov fell silent through the decade of the auts, but in the last couple of years

has been returning to print, releasing Brain Thief in 2010, his first novel in over 10 years,

and popping up in the magazines again with elegant

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