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This is our fifth story for the month of November 2019, issue 158.

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Our story is titled Operation Spring Dawn.

It is by Mo Shionung and translated by Rebecca Kwang.

Mo Schung is an award-winning science fiction writer who launched his career in 2008,

the publication of his novella, Prayer of Dunes Day, and science fiction world.

This story was the first of many in his City of Chaos series, which also includes a novel,

Hell Hunt, Two novellas,

Pray of Doomsday and Turtle Dove,

and several short stories.

Beyond the series, he has published four novels

and several short stories. So my dear listeners, I hope you can

sit back. Relax and let me tell you a story. 1.

I was taught that when the Great Frost first descended, humans were in the middle of a great world war. I don't know which

world war this was, nor do I know who was fighting who. I wasn't born, rather, I

wasn't produced, until 20 years after it ended. By then it had become a

distant story as remote and meaningless as the beginning of the common error

2,000 years ago or the demise of the Triceratops 200 million years ago.

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