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Greetings Clark's World Citizens. I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well. I'm just going to jump right into the fourth story of the month of February 2016.

The piece is titled Between Dragons and Their Wrath.

And the story is by An Awo Moiella and Rachel Swersky.

An is a new Troy author with a background and web development, linguistics, and weaving

chain mail out of stainless steel fencing wire, whose fiction has appeared in a number of venues

including Clark's World, Asimov's, Light Speed,

and a handful of years bests.

On's interest range from pulsars and cephyed variables to gender studies and non-standard pronouns with a plethora of stops in between.

She can be found online at on, spelled an end dot oh woo moyilla dot net and can be funded at patreon dot com

forward slash on again that's a n, underscore, oh whoa, Moiella.

Now Rachel Swerski is a short story writer living in Bakersfield, California.

Her short fiction has been nominated for the Hugo Award, the Locust Award, the World Fantasy Award, and the Sturgeon Award.

She's twice won the Nebula Award in 2010 for her novella, the lady who plucked red flowers beneath the Queen's window.

And in 2014 for her short story, If You Were a Dinosaur, My Love.

She graduated from the Iowa Writers Workshop in 2008 and Clarion West in 2005.

She's honored to collaborate with her former student on Owoomella for the second time.

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