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

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

Welcome to issue 186 March 2020. Story number two.

I'm just coming off of what I think was the coronavirus. I had the very similar symptoms

as somebody in my household, despite testing negative.

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So our second story is titled Saturn Devouring His Son, and is by EA Milanas.

EA Milanas, we can be found at EA, m-y-l-o-n-a-s.com, is the author of the upcoming

fiction novel The Hush, Inspired Quill 2022. Originally from Athens, Greece, he has spent the

last couple of decades tending to loggerhead turtles, baking bread for a Michelin star restaurant,

and writing dialogues for video games. An environmental scientist by training, he is an advocate for

the climate cause, sustainable living, and anti-corporatism, which inspire his unique brand of literary

sci-fi set 20 minutes into the future. He currently resides in Copenhagen, Denmark,

on the spot where the city ends, and the forest begins. So my dear listener, I hope that you can

sit back, relax, and let me tell you a story. The first time Paul lost an arm was when I was eight.

It was his left, amputated at the shoulder when his sleeve got caught in a bandsaw for cutting

pig carcasses. The company, of course, got him the prosthetic, like it had done for every single

one of its employees who had lost a hand, a foot, an eye on the processing lines, standard policy.

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