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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, very well.

It is our last story for the month of July 2015, and I am truly amazed how fast this month went by.

And as I like to do at the end of the month is thank you for being a supporter of the magazine.

Thank you for subscribing, thank you for downloading, thank you for listening,

thank you for going to Patreon and pledging a couple dollars a month. Thank you for going to Patreon and pledging a couple dollars a month.

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We can't do this without your support. And as of yesterday, we were about $46 away from hitting our next milestone on Patreon.

We are going to look at our existing equipment and software packages and do a little upgrading or some professional tweaking.

So any help that you could provide to making that goal happen would be greatly appreciated.

So our last story is titled Hair and is by Adam Roberts.

A senior reader in English at London University, Adam Roberts is an SF author, critic, reviewer, and academic, who has produced many works on 19th century poetry, as well as critical studies of science fiction such as the

paul grave history of science fiction. His novels include salt on stove, polystone, the Snow, Gradisil, Splinter and the Land of the Headless.

Coming up is a new novel, The Thing itself.

He lives in England with his wife and daughter.

You can find Adam Roberts at his website, Adam Roberts.com.

So I invite you to sit back. Relax and let me tell you a story.

It seems to me foolish to take a story about betrayal and call it as my sponsors wish me to

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