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Welcome to Issue 156 for September 2019. Thank you so much for your support.

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Our third story for the month of September is to catch all sorts of flying things.

And is by M. L. Clark.

Canadian by birth, M. L. Clark now calls Columbia Home. Clark is the published author of science and speculative

fiction stories in Analog, Clark's World, and Light Speed, as well as

three years best anthologies and has more work forthcoming at Analog and the Future Fire.

Other writing projects include poetry, reviews, essays, especially for a secular humanist

column at patios.com, another white atheist in

Colombia, and a novel length work of Soviet-era speculative history currently

seeking representation.

Clark is also collaborating with local Colombian creators in the hope of promoting their own tremendous output across languages in the coming years.

You can find more about Emel Clark at Maggieclark.org and if you like

what you hear November 2012 brought you Aquatica May 2013 when, when the Alien is Us, Science Fiction Documentaries.

November 2013, The Aftermath, May 2014, A gift in time.

December 2016, a tower for the coming world.

So my dear listeners, I hope you can sit back.

This is a longer one. Relax and let me tell you a story.

1. In the giant Arachnid's shadow, her silken face mask, Uranian blue, luminescent, and vaguely human

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