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.

This is our second story for the month of April 2018,

Issue 139. The piece is titled Without Exile and is by Eliana Castroyani.

Now our author Eliana is a multilingual nomadic subject with roots extending from the depths of Anatolia all the way to its Mediterranean coasts and beyond.

Among other things, she is a Gender and Geography Scholar,

Oral Storyteller, Teacher of Languages and Refugee Rights Advocate.

Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Beneathaseless skies,

podcastle, and liminality.

She lives in Athens, Greece.

You can find her at her website.

Eliana Castroyani.

WordPress.com.

And if the name sounds familiar, she also had a story in our December 2017 issue, Darkness, Our Mother.

So if you like what you hear, go back and listen to that particular podcast.

And just as a reminder, these podcasts and stories and art and non-fiction would not be possible without the likes of you.

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circular awesomeness of support. So without further ado, I want you to sit back. Relax and let me

tell you a story. But when the radiant light of the sun rose, we beheld the Aegean flowering with corpses.

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