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

Greetings Clarksville Citizens. I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well.

We have the first of the report. extraordinarily well.

We have the first of the reprints of May 2017, issue 128.

There's not much news to report, so I'm just going to jump right into it.

Running the Snake by Cage Baker, no relation.

No Cage Baker was one of the most prolific new writers to appear in the late 90s.

The late Cage Baker made her first sale in 1997 with noble mold, the first of her long sequence of sly and compelling stories of the

adventures and misadventures of the time-traveling agents of the company.

Her company novels include, in the Garden of Eden.

Sky Coyote, Mendoza, and Hollywood, The Graveyard Game,

The Life of the World to Come, The Machine's Child, Sons of Heaven, and Not Less Than Gods.

Unfortunately, Baker died, tragically young in 2010.

However, her website is still up at cagebaker.com. April 2015 and Clark's World brought

you noble mold. So I hope you can sit back, relax, and let me tell you a story. Will Shaxper stood before the Queen trying not to look at her breasts. This was difficult as they were bare, painted bright blue, and court

custom dictated he raised his eyes no higher than her knees, where, she being a lady of advanced ears,

they happened to be resting like a pair of elderly robins.

He twisted his hat in his hands. I can't imagine how it happened ma'am?

Can't you? The living Budika Andraste, Twyder, high queen of Greater Britain Britain leaned back.

We find that hard to believe you were defraked for imagining as we've heard.

She nodded at her chief Jeward, Volsingholm.

Volsingholm smiled bailfully.

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