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With your host and narrator, Kate Baker.

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So our second piece out of three for the month of October 2011

is entitled Pony by Eric Amundsen.

For Clark's World magazine, Issue No 61.

Eric has been removed from display for being zoologically improbable and or terrifying to small children.

He has been cited in Weird Tales Fantasy magazine, not one of us in Jabberwaki, but his natural

habitat is Central Connecticut, which makes he

and I sort of neighbors.

You can find Eric at cucumber seed that live journal dot com

and now without further ado let me tell you a story A Story.

Skull Pony is eyeing me again. He drifts in the paddock, shifting every now and then always facing me I don't like him and I

don't trust him and I have more than half a mind that thinks the feeling is

mutual the other ponies they cluster around the rock at the center of the

paddock. Young near the middle, all of them grazing in their unhurried way, cropping up what they

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