You're listening to a Clark's World Magazine podcast. I'm your host and narrator Kate Baker.

Greetings Clark's World Citizens. I'd like to welcome you to the second

podcast of the March 2010 month. There's no news to report except for the fact if you are a gentleman by the name of Julius

Caesar in an alternate timeline you might want to listen to your wife today.

If you happen to be listening to this

podcast between March 15th, 2010 and March 19th, Neil Clark and I will be visiting

Loonicon from March 19th to the 21st in Rye, New York.

So if you happen to be anywhere on the East Coast within driving distance or even walking distance,

come say hello.

Now a brief author bio, Matthew Kressle's work has or will soon appear in Interzone Electric

Velocipede, Apex magazine, Veragos Wayne Scott, and the Endologist. Eregoes Wainscott and The Anthologies Naked City edited by Ellen

Dattlow and Hatterbones edited by Paul Jessup as well as other markets. He runs Census Five Press which publishes

Sybels Garage now reading for its seventh issue, and the World Fantasy Award

winning anthology Paper Cities.

Alongside Alan Dattlow, he co-hosts the Fantastic Fiction at KGB Reading

Series in Manhattan. He is a member of the Altared Fluid Writers Group. He can be reached at his

website www.m. Matthew cresl. net. So without further ado let me tell you story.

The history within us. The History Within Us in us by Matthew Kressle for Clark's World Issue No. 42 March 2010.

On a wrist-mounted computer Betsy Hadama watched a 6,000-year-old silent film. It was Grayscale, overexperventing. a On the film, a mustachioed man doting over his young son at a crowded zoo, a woman

vigorously combing the boy's white hair beside a large piano, a family eating a large meal, candles burning on a table, men wearing yamikas, body shivering in prayer.

A river, people swimming, women in white bathing caps, and full body suits.

Men on rocks by the shore, pipes and mouths, smoke drifting lazily upward.

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