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

Greetings Clarksville citizens. I hope this podcast finds you very very well indeed and thank Clarks this email, Twitter, Facebook, reach out to us, game, has become quite an adventure.

And it seems like every day or so I'm actually getting an email now or two, along with people

mentioning the podcast on all forms of social media.

So thank you for taking the time.

So to Nate G. Steve K. David S. J.C. Fabulous on Twitter and the Bacon Man on Twitter. Thank you so

much for letting us know what you're doing while you're listening or why you like the podcast. Now I am

going to jump right into the story. The piece is titled of Alternative

Adventures and Memory and is by Rosita Loanen Ruiz.

She is an essayist, fictionist and poet, a Filipino writer, now living in the Netherlands.

She attended Clarion West in 2009 and was the recipient of

the Octavia Butler scholarship. At present she is the Secretary of the Board for a Filipino

women's organization in the Netherlands.

In 2013, her Short Fiction was shortlisted for the B.S.F.A. Short Fiction Award.

Most recently, her fiction has appeared in, We See a Different Frontier.

Mothership, Tales from Afro-Futurism and beyond.

What fates impose, the end of the Road Anthology, and as part of Redmond Radio's Afro Futurism event

for the Amsterdam Museum at Foam Museum. You can find Rosita at R.C-L-O-E-N-R-I-Z.com.

So, sit back relax and let me tell you a story.

Adventure boy was 12 when he met Mechanic for the first time.

They had gone to an exhibit celebrating the removal of the barrier between Central City and

Metal Town. He remembered feeling proud. His mom, after all, had played a key role in building

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