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

Greetings Clarksville Citizens. I hope this podcast finds you incredibly well.

Welcome to September 2020, issue 168.

How are you holding up? Everything okay? This is just a gentle reminder.

But despite everything that may be going on in the world,

this is your corner for a nice lovely story.

So thank you for keeping me company as I narrate yet

another Clark's world story for you. I do hope that you're doing well.

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Our first story is titled Blue and Blue and Pink and is by Lavi Tatar raised on a kibbutz and is by Lavi Tatar.

Raised on a kibbutz in Israel, Lavi Tatar,

began his world travels at 15 living in South Africa, the UK, Laos, and Vanuatu.

At 22 he published a collection of poetry and he had his first fiction stories published at 27.

In 2009, the first volume of the Apex Book of World SF came out, edited by Tidar, as well as Dark Fantasy novel, the Tel Aviv Dossier, co-written with Near Yanev.

Tidar's debut solo novel came out in 2010, the Bookman, first in the literary Steam Puck Bookman series.

In 2011, Osama, a film noir non-fiction alternative history and international thriller,

won him his first major genre award for a novel, a 2012 World Fantasy Award.

An array of Award recognition speak to the broad appreciation of his work. He has appeared on short lists and balance for the sturgeon, Geffen, sidewise,

Kitchez, and Dragon Awards.

He won a 2012 British Fantasy Award for Best Novela,

for Gorel and The Pot Bellyed God,

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