You are listening to a Clarks World magazine podcast with your host and narrator Kate Baker.

Greetings Clarks World Citizens. I hope this podcast finds you very well. I hope you're enjoying the first few weeks of summer.

If you're below the equator, I hope it's not getting too too cold yet.

Considering it's our last story for the month of June, I'm just going to jump right into the podcast.

The piece is titled Have Not Have, and is by Jeff Riemann.

Now Jeff was born in Canada, now lives in England, he made his first sale in

1976 a multi-award winning author, his most recent books are an anthology

when it changed, the novel The Fil the filmmakers of Mars, and the collection Paradise Tales and

other stories.

So in whatever climb you find yourself in.

I hope you can sit back, relax, and let me tell you a story.

May lived in the last village in the world to go online.

After that, everyone else went on air.

May was the village's fashion expert.

She advised on makeup, sold cosmetics, and provided good dresses.

Every farmer's wife needed at least one good dress.

The richer wives, like Mr. Wing's wife, Kwan, wanted more than one.

May would sketch what was being worn in the Capitol.

She would always add a special touch, a lime-green scarf with sequins, or a lacy ruffle

with colorful embroidery. A good dress was for display.

We are a happier people and we can wear these gay colors, May would advise.

Yes, that is true, her customer might reply, and trans that fashion expressed their happy culture.

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