You are listening to a Clark's World Magazine podcast with your host and narrator Kate Baker.

Greetings Clark World Citizens, I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well.

It's our last story for the month of July 2017, issue 130.

There's not much news to report except that in just a few short days, we will be giving

you a whole new month of brand new stories.

So if you like what you hear, tell me something that I want to hear and that you have gone to patreon.com forward slash

Clark's world and pledged your support with a dollar or more a month. It's less than a

cup of coffee and we really need the support. Our last story of the month is titled The Oracle.

It is by Lavi Tidar. Lavi grew up on a kibbutz in Israel, has traveled widely in Africa and Asia, and has lived in London, the South

Pacific Island of Vanuatu and Laos, and after a spell in Tel Aviv he is currently living back in England again.

He is the winner of the 2003 Clark Bradbury Prize

awarded by the European Space Agency.

Was the editor of Michael Marshall Smith,

the annotated bibliography, and the anthologies

A Dick and Jane Primer for Adults. and the

and Jane Primer for adults,

the three volume, the Apex Book of World SF series,

and two anthologies edited with Rebecca Levine,

Jews versus aliens and Jews versus zombies.

His stories have appeared in Interzone Asimov's, Clark's World Apex, Strange Horizons,

Post Scripts, Fantasy Magazine, and others, and have been translated into seven languages.

His most recent book is a big multifaceted SF novel Central Station.

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