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

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

This is our last story for the month of January 2020, issue 160.

Thank you for listening for this month and all those months prior.

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Your support matters so greatly to us. The piece is titled

The Ancestral Temple in a Box. It is by Chen Koyfen, translated by Emily Jen. Chen Kui-Fen, translated by Emily Jen.

Chen Kui-Fen was born in 1981 in Shantou, China.

In accordance with Chinese custom, Mr. Chen's surname is written first.

He sometimes uses the English name Stanley Chan.

He is a graduate of Peking University and published his first story in 1997 in Science Fiction World, China's largest

Science Fiction magazine. Since 2004 he has published over 30 stories. His first novel, The Abyss of Vision, came out in 2006. He won Taiwan's Dragon Fantasy

Award in 2006 with a record of the Cave of Ning Mountain, a work written in classical Chinese.

In English, his short stories have been published in Clark's World, Light Speed,

MIT Technology Review, Slate,, Slate, and other venues.

His novel Waste Tide was published by Tour in 2019.

You can find more at Chen QU-I-F-A-N. And if you like what you hear, August 2019 brought you in this moment we are happy.

August 2017 brought you a man out of fashion.

April 2016 brought you, Balin.

March 2015 brought you, of the light and August 2011 brought you the fish of

Li Xang. So my dear listeners I hope you can sit back. Relax and let me tell you a story.

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