Escape Part. Episode 908. Harvest Moon. By Oli Wittomawa, Ojeke Abbey.

Hello and welcome to Escape Part, your weekly science fiction podcast. I'm your host this week,

Tina Connolly, and I am here to bring you Harvest Moon by Oli Wittomawa, Ojeke Abbey.

This story first appeared in Solar Punk magazine. Oluwa Tormiwa, a J.B., is writer of the dark and fantastical,

a poet and a reluctant mathematician. He has poetry and fiction published or forthcoming from

podcastle, beneath ceaseless skies, baffling magazine, lightspeak, anathema spec, fantasy and elsewhere.

When he's not writing about malfunctioning robots or crazed gods, he can be found doing

whatever people do on Twitter, at Oluwa Sigma. He writes from a room with broken window

pains in the Lego snow jury. Your narrator this week is Santo Eheizue. Santo Eheizue is an

Igerian, a bow-rider slash editor. He lives in Legos with his sister, their dog river,

and their cats, Efi and Satan. He's a big movie geek, a runner, and a wildlife enthusiast.

He likes white-sold shoes and heavy rainfall. Santo was awarded the 2021 African Youth Network

Movement Fiction Prize. Anamo Award nominee and finalist for the 2022 Afrotondo Prize,

his works have appeared in Tor.com, Fireside Magazine, Poetry Magazine, Cosmas Infinites,

Flash Fiction Online, Flame Tree Press, Onspec Magazine and elsewhere. Follow on Twitter at

Santo underscore Eheizue, where he tweets about his bi-monthly quarter-life crisis, among

other things. Your audio producer this week is Summer Brooks. So get ready to fix

the germination drone, because it's story time.

Harvest Moon by Oluatomua, a JB. We cannot sustain the fam, Gose. I don't like the way

the words fall easily, from Eheizlips, even though I know he speaks the truth.

I don't meet his eyes, I cannot. Instead, I focus on the germination drone, I'm trying to repair.

At least, this is something I can fix, I hope. We have to tell the others, Ehe continues.

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