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

Greetings Clarksville Citizens. I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well.

Welcome to our last story for the month of April 2024, issue 211.

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The last story is titled The Oldest Fun is by

Natalia de Taurizu.

Natalia, Teterisu. Natalia has published over a hundred short stories, most of them dark and queer, and magazines

such as Strange Horizons, Uncanny, beneath ceaseless Skies, Nightmare, and FNSF, among others.

He won the 2018 World Fantasy Award for Short Fiction and has been a finalist for the Nebula

Award in the Novelt and Game Writing categories.

Natalia holds a PhD in media in Cultural Studies from S.O.A.S.

University of London and is a Clarion West graduate. He was born in Greece with roots in Georgia, Russia, and Turkey.

And if you like a chair, please go back to Tousset at Twilight in a land of Reed's, the last eagle, one's burden, the reins on Mars, and the

nightingales in Lletres. So my dear listener hope you can sit back, relax and let me tell you a story. In the game, end, nobody can remember who first brought to the game to school, or how they came upon it, the black rectangular box with the small screen on which

the instructions appear.

Was it found in the woods behind the old monastery?

Did someone hand it to one of them on a given night on a street

corner and did the student who accepted it have to pay for it somehow? The story

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