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Welcome to Spring, here in the Northern Hemisphere, in my quiet corner of the Northeast.

Welcome to April, issue 175.

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So our first story for this month is titled sarcophagus and is by Ray Nailer.

Ray Nailer has lived and worked in Russia, Central Asia, Caucasus, Balkans for nearly

two decades.

He's a foreign service officer and previously worked in international education development,

as well as serving in the Peace Corps.

Ray began publishing science fiction in 2015 with the short story Mutability, which appeared

in the pages of Asimovs.

Since then, his stories have also seen print in the Clarks World magazine of fantasy and

science fiction, light speed and nightmare, as well in several best of the year anthologies.

His story Winter Time Share from the January of February 2017 issue of Asimovs was collected

by the late Gardiner, Jeswa, and the very best of the best 35 years of the year's best

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