You are listening to a Clark's World Magazine podcast with your host Kate Baker.

Some of you longtime listeners may notice I didn't say narrator there.

That's because I've got one hell of a surprise for you in these

last two reprint stories of the month for November of 2014. It's really a privilege to be part of a

podcasting community.

And that means I get to call on special awesome people to help me.

And you get a little bit of a change of pace. For the story titled Cody by Pat Cadigan, I've pulled Marguerite

Kenner from Cast of Wonders. Now Marguerite is a native Californian who has forsaken sunny paradise to be with her true love and live in Mary Old England.

She frequently wears so many hats that she needs do heads.

When she's not grappling with legal conundrums as a trainee solicitor or editing cast of wonders,

she can be found narrating audio fiction, climbing studying popular culture, i.e. going to movies

and playing video games with her partner, Alistair Stewart, or curling up with a really good book. You can follow her at her personal blog Project

Valkyrie or on Twitter via at, Valkyrie.

As I mentioned, the story is titled Cody and is by Pat Cadigan.

Pat Cadigan was born in Schenectady, New York and now lives in London with her family.

She made her first professional sale in 1980

and has subsequently come to be regarded as one of the best new writers of her generation.

Her story, Pretty Boy Crossover, has appeared on several critics lists as among the best

science fiction stories of the 1980s, and her story Angel was a finalist for the Hugo Award, the Nebula Award, and the World Fantasy Award.

One of the few stories ever to earn that rather unusual distinction.

She won the Hugo Award in 2013 for her story, The Girl Thing who Went Out for Sushi.

Her other books include the novels, Dervish is Digital, Tea from an Empty Cup, and reality used to be a friend of mine.

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