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

Greetings, Clarks World Citizens. Welcome to the fourth story for the month of November.

2022 issue 194. I hope that you're doing well. If you are celebrating any sort of holidays,

in this particular month, I hope that you have a lovely time. You are full of food,

and you have wonderful company. I want to thank you for your ongoing support of the magazine.

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now, we appreciate every bit, every bit helps. Our story is titled The Lonely Time Traveler of

Kentish Town and is by Nadia Afifi. Nadia Afifi, who can be found at the website. Nadiaafifi.com

is a science fiction author whose short fiction has been published in the magazine of fantasy and

science fiction, Clarksworld, Abyss and Apex magazine. Her novels include The Sentient and The Emergent

with the third novel in her trilogy scheduled for release in March 2023. She grew up in the

Middle East, but currently calls Denver, Colorado, home. When she isn't writing, she loves to hike,

cook, and get lost in a challenging jigsaw puzzle. Now, if you like which here, you can go back to

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

I clutch a flaky sausage roll and a miniature bottle of Prosecco as I sit on the northern line train

waiting for my appetite to return. It's hard to eat, but less hard to drink after witnessing a

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