You are listening to a Clarks World magazine podcast.

Greetings Clarks world citizens.

I hope you are all good boys and girls last month by filling out your Hugo

nominations on time and your locus poll and your nebulous. So the only news that I have to report is some sad news.

After spending roughly a year and a half here at Clark's World magazine I do have

some bittersweet tidings to report to you. This will be my last

podcast. I've actually been offered one of those dream voiceover jobs from

by a way or doing an ongoing project for voice over work.

And unfortunately it's going to be taking a lot of my time.

In fact, between recording this and a couple other projects that I've been working on, I've been packing boxes,

because it means that I have to move my family from the east coast to the west.

So one of the only things that I can say to all the faithful listeners who have stuck with us from the beginning as we embarked on this podcasting project is thank you.

Reading your fan mail, reading the comments that you've left on the site have been amazing.

And I'm going to miss it and to corroborate my story is my youngest daughter who will now tell you. My mommy is a big liar.

Oh man, really? I'm outed by a six-year-old. liar. disappointed that I wasn't coming back for another podcast.

But alas, look at your calendar.

Tell me what date this is.

April Fool's.

Anyway, I will be here for the foreseeable future, or at least until Neil gets sick of me, so hopefully that's not for a very long time.

So our first story is entitled, The Cartographer Wasps and the Anarchist Bees by E. Lily U.

You is a student at Princeton University where she dances, makes music, keeps bees, and rarely

sleeps.

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