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

Greetings Clarksworld citizens, I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well.

This is our fourth story for the month of October 2022 issue 193.

I hope that you've enjoyed the stories as far.

We have more stories yet to come, and thank you once again for stopping by and listening

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Our piece is titled Lost and Found and is by ML Clark.

ML Clark, who can be found at the website MLClark.org, is Canadian Biberous, and is based

in Medellin, Colombia.

Language stories and Clarksworld Clark is the published author of speculative and science

fiction magazines including analog, FNSF, and light speed, and the occasional year's

best anthology.

Clark also writes global humanist articles twice weekly at OnlySky.

The language here you can go back to love on flinching at low to zero G, Mercy and the

mollusk, nine words for loneliness in the language of the umau, leave taking, and to catch

all sorts of flying things.

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

The uniform's design was out of date by the time Essen made orbit over drasty prime,

but then so was Essen.

So she kept it as is fiddling in sequence with the pocket flaps and interface protector

while the auto feed caught her up on 23 years of partnership intel, personal professional

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