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Escape pod. Episodate 132. Mouthfeel.

By Phoenix, Alexander.

Hello and welcome to Escape pod, your weekly science fiction podcast. I'm Valerie Valdes,

your host for this episode. This is my first time hosting and also the first story I edited

for Escape pod as co-editor, some extra excited to share it with you. Our story this week is

Mouthfeel by Phoenix, Alexander. This is an Escape pod original. Phoenix, Alexander is a queer,

Greek, separate author and scholar of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. His work has appeared

in the magazine of fantasy and science fiction, The Dark, Beneath Cecil Skies, and Black Static

among others. Our narrator for this story, Nicholas Eaton Clark, has worked professionally as

an actress for over 15 years in TV, film, and radio. She started her career as a jazz singer and

later a singer in a rock band. Her voice over experience includes TV and radio advertising,

singing jingles, film dubbing, and synchronization, training videos, corporate films,

animation, and interactive voice response for telephone memories. She's also a qualified

T.E.F.L. teacher and has extensive experience as a vocal coach, specializing in South African,

Australian, and New Zealand accents. Now, get ready to consider your teeth from a new perspective

because it's story time. Mouthfeel by Phoenix, Alexander

2050. After she left him, he found cells of hers between my bristles,

grew anew her. But she wasn't the same. Of course, there were the same teeth in the same

position and the same size, molars, pre-molars, cuspids in sizes, all arrayed as they should be.

But there wasn't the familiar intimacy in my husking over them, mint foamed, before she rinsed

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