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

Greetings Clark's World Citizens. I hope this podcast finds you very well.

I'm just going to jump right into the story for March 2015.

Issue 202. The title of the piece is Coming of the Light and is by Chen Guui-Fin, translated by Ken Liu.

Chen was born in 1981 in Shantu, China.

In accordance with Chinese custom, Mr. Chen's surname is written first. He sometimes

uses the English name, Stanley Chan. He is a graduate of Peking University and published his first short story in 1997 in Science Fiction World, China's largest science fiction magazine.

Since 2004, he has published over 30 stories in science fiction world, Esquire, Hutsba, and other magazines.

His first novel, The Abyss of Vision, came out in 2006. He won Taiwan's Dragon Fantasy Award in 2006 with

a record of the cave of Ning Mountain, a work written classical Chinese. His story, The Tomb, was translated into English and Italian

and can be found in the Apex Book of World SF2,

an alias of six.

He now lives in Beijing and works. and site dot Dubon, that's do you,

B, A N.

dot com forward slash 106829.

And if you like what you hear, you can go back to August 2011, where the fish of Li

Jang can be found. Also translated by Ken Liu. And speaking of Mr. Liu, Ken's fiction has appeared in

FNSF, Asimov's Analogs, Analog, Strange Horizons, Light Speed,, and yours truly Clark's world, among other places.

He is a winner of the Nebula, Hugo, and World Fantasy Awards.

He lives near Boston with his family.

Penn's debut novel, The Grace of Kings, is now available.

The first in a fantasy series, it's published by Saga Press,

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