Everyone from Themis Sends Letters Home by Genevieve Valentine (audio)

Clarkesworld Magazine

Fiction, Science Fiction

4.7 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2016

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Our fourth podcast for October is “Everyone from Themis Sends Letters Home” written by Genevieve Valentine and read by Kate Baker.

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0:00.0	Hey, Clarks World Citizens.
0:03.0	I have an important question for you.
0:05.0	How does all the magic happen
0:08.0	to bring you a podcast in each and every month?
0:11.0	You.
0:18.6	The Clarksville Podcast is listener supported by awesome people like you. Please go to W.W.
0:22.2	Patreon.com board slash Clark's World. W.W.W.
0:25.0	and show Kate Baker.
0:41.0	Greetings Clarks World Citizens. I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well.
0:45.6	It's our fourth story for the month of October 2016.
0:49.6	The piece is titled, Everyone from Themis, sends letters home.
0:55.0	It is by Genevieve Valentine.
0:57.8	Now, Gene Vellintine is the author of four novels.
1:01.0	Her latest is icon.
1:03.0	Several of her short stories have appeared in Best of the Year anthologies.
1:08.0	She's written Catwoman for DC Comics, and Zena Warrior Princess for Dynamite.
1:13.0	Her non-fiction has appeared at NPR.org, The Atlantic.
1:18.0	LA Review of Books Interfictions
1:21.0	and the New York Times.
1:25.0	You can find Genevieve at her website, Genevieve Valentine.com.
1:31.0	She's also done a multitude of short stories and non-fiction for Clark's World.
1:36.0	Most notably, another word column, How to Clothes a Character Using Only Star Wars references, which was featured in March 2016.
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