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This is our fourth story for the month of May 2019,

Issue 152.

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So our fourth story is titled In San Hain, Farishte, Naein,

and is by Arula Ratnagar.

Arula Ratnagar is a 20 year old artist and writer who's currently studying architecture at Carnegie Mellon University.

She is the illustrator and a set decorator for the upcoming short film,

Hollywood Land, directed by Jessica Sharif.

Themes of identity and reality have always interested Arula, particularly as someone who is

the daughter of two immigrants from India and has grown up in the US with many different cultural influences.

Arula plans to continue writing science fiction stories and hopes to work on science fiction movies

after she graduates.

You can find more at her website Arula. portfolio lounge.com.

So my dear listeners, I hope you can sit back relax and let me tell you a story

a stack of pamphlets a fall to the floor, the nothing.

Six. A spherical object with a 4 inch diameter moves through space, a scattering of stars in the background.

Switches flip, pieces click into place, and an electric blue light in a chip the size of a pinky nail begins to glow.

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