You are listening to yet another podcast for Clarksville Magazine.

Welcome to the second to the last story for the month of May, 26.

Issue 236.

I hope this podcast finds you well, or as well as can be, thank you for coming and listening,

for immersing yourself into new worlds, to meeting new characters, and for your support.

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Our story is titled Decimation Circles is by Rahim Alvi.

Rahim Elvi is a Pakistani Canadian writer, artist and a lover of all things related to science

cosmic eldridge abominations and good food. When he's not writing, he's either wearing his

wrists out from extremely intricate ink drawings or hanging out with stray cats. If you like what

you hear, there are three other stories you can go back and listen to once you're done with this one.

Think of me before I disappear, Heart of thunder, and technicolor bath.

Somebody do, listen, I hope that you can sit back, relax, and let me tell you a story.

Layla was bleeding out.

Her neurons began to supernova and transmute into a new electrical form.

Maglev of old memory zipped past her. She was thinking about that one time she saw Anderson's

face explode. She pressed her fingertips into her face and realized why she was freezing.

Half of her face was missing. She found herself desperately crawling against the ground to

search for her leftovers,

some reptilian instinct inside of her demanded completeness.

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