You are listening to another Clarksworld magazine podcast with your host and narrator, Kate Baker.

Greetings, Clarksworld citizens. I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well. This is our second story for October 2023.

Issued, 205.

I hope that you've enjoyed the stories as far.

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So, with that said, our story is titled The Blown Milch by Lavi Tidar.

Lavi Tidar is author of Usama, the violent century, a manly streaming central station, unholy land.

By force alone, the hood, the escapement, niam, and marar.

His latest novels are Adama and the circumference of the world.

His award includes the World Fantasy and British Fantasy Awards, the John W. Campbell Award,

the Newcom prize, and the Gerwood prize.

And he has been shirtless for the Clark Award and the Philip K. Dick Award.

You like what you hear?

You can go back to junk hounds, rain falling in the pines, blue and blue and blue and pink,

Venus and blue, and governor.

So, my dear listener, I hope you can sit back, relax, and let me tell you a story.

Outside Yann of Town, beyond the dome, on the dirt track that led onto Inid,

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