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

Greetings Clarks World Citizens.

How are you doing on this sixth and final podcast for April?

Man, this month just flew by, didn't it?

There is definitely not enough hours in the day for what I need to get done, but I'm glad I get to take

some of the hours and do podcasts so that you can listen, so that you can get things done

while I'm yammering in your ear.

Our sixth and final story for April is titled Weep for Day and is by Indra

Indra Promet Doss.

Injr Pramit is a writer from Kolkata, India. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in various publications and anthologies, including Clark's World, Asimov's, Strange Horizons, and Tor.com. He is an Octavia Butler scholar and a grateful

graduate of Clarion West 2012. He completed his MFA at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, where he wore many hats,

including dog hotel night attendant, TV background performer, minor film critic, and video game

tester. His debut novel, The Devourers is forthcoming from Penguin Books, India. Follow him on Twitter at Indrapramet Daz and that's I N D R A P R A Indra-P-P-R-A-M-I-T-D-A-S. His website is Indra-D-A-S.

His website is Indra-D-D-D-D-D-D-A-S. His website is Indra-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-A-S. Indra Dash Daz, das, dot Flavors, dot M. E.

And if you like what you hear,

you can go back to September 2012

for Muhlochca's Child.

Our piece is narrated once again by Alistair Stewart.

Now according to a recent blog post, Alistair Stewart has worked over at The Horror Podcast

Pseudopod for eight years now.

He loves his job.

He gets to indulge his fundamental need to orally causeplay as Chris Stevens,

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