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

Greetings Clarks World Citizens. I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well.

This is our second story for the month of September

20. Issue 1, 68. I hope you're doing well.

September. I hope you're doing well. September seems to be one of the busier months, but things getting back to school, colleges, sometimes work.

So I do hope that you are staying well, staying occupied. And we here

at Clarks World would love to shout out all of our listeners who are on the

front lines of this COVID pandemic.

So if you have to be in the medical profession

and are seeing this firsthand, we hope that you stay safe.

We hope you stay well.

And thank you for listening.

So our second story is titled,

What Remains of Maya Zankovey

is by G. D. Angieur.

G. D. Angieur is a bookseller by day and a writer by night.

She lives with her dog and her ferret near Berlin. This is her first publication.

What Remains of Maya San Povey takes place in the same universe as the novel she's currently working on.

For updates, please follow her on Twitter at G-E-N-G-I-E-R.

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

We are good mothers, or at least we will be, once the embryos emerge from their confines.

They dangle from the spaceship ceiling in pink bulbs like silkworm cocoons. Now that we landed, ship will become

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