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LeVar Burton Reads

"The House on the Moon" by William Alexander

LeVar Burton Reads

Stitcher

Arts, Performing Arts

4.917K Ratings

🗓️ 1 October 2019

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

A castle's mysteries begin to slowly unravel. Content advisory: mentions of death, eugenics This episode is sponsored by Mythical Monsters podcast (www.parcast.com/mythicalmonsters)

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi, I'm Lovar Burton and this is Lovar Burton Reads.

0:12.3

Where in every episode I handpick a different piece of short fiction and I read it to you.

0:20.1

The only thing these stories have in common is that I love them and I hope you will too.

0:27.7

Before we begin today, I'm starting a premium bonus series called Stories with Friends.

0:35.8

It's kind of a podcast book club where I'll invite some of my friends to pick a story

0:41.6

and then we sit down for an in-depth conversation about literature and their lives.

0:47.3

Today's episode with Amanda Seals is available right now in the Stitcher Premium feed and we're

0:52.6

releasing new episodes every other Tuesday.

0:56.0

The show is only going to be available on Stitcher Premium so if you want to check it out,

0:59.9

just go to StitcherPremium.com and use the code word Lovar for a free month of premium listening.

1:06.9

You'll get access to the new show, add free listening and our show's other premium perks.

1:12.8

And you'll be supporting my podcast too.

1:15.4

That's Stitcher Premium with the code word LEVAR.

1:19.6

Now let's get to reading.

1:22.4

Today's story is a fun one and it's written by the National Book Award winning author William Alexander.

1:29.5

William is a Cuban American writer of, as he puts it, fantasy, science fiction and other unrealisms.

1:38.5

I love that.

1:39.6

Unrealisms.

1:41.5

And this piece was collected in a special issue of Uncanny magazine called Disabled People Destroy

1:47.7

Science Fiction, all of the stories by authors who identify as disabled.

1:54.6

Now if you've ever considered what it might be like to live on the moon or even interested

1:59.7

in the way that we might move whole populations from the earth to the moon, this story might

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