Hey again, within the Wires listeners, our new novel, you feel it just below the ribs, is out.

Just this week we had a novel released, we're really thrilled about this book because

it's fun to write books and then share them with you in the world.

And this one is special because while it's set in the same post-great reckoning world as within

the Wires, it's a completely standalone sci-fi thriller told in the style of an annotated autobiography,

anyone can read it without ever having heard this show. So we're going to give you one more

excerpt from the audiobook which is narrated by Kirsten Potter and Adapara Oduye.

This is from the Metanerators Interlude and chapter 10 of Merriam's story.

Here we go, I hope you enjoy. Interlude.

There is a gap at this point in the manuscript that it seems important to address.

Nora Bostwick's account of her time during the Great Reckoning and the early days of the Arbor

Reedom puts her move to Munich in spring of 1931. We have no reason to doubt Dr. Gregory's claim

that her departure occurred immediately after Miss Bostwick's, but we have not been able to verify it.

While we have found several accounts of people who, at one time or another, lived at the farm while

Dr. Gregory was there, none of them remained there beyond Miss Bostwick's tenure.

There is a record of Dr. Gregory as a passenger on the SS Conte de Savoya in 1941.

The passenger liner departed Treesse on the 27th of October and docked in New York on the 22nd

of November. This means there is a gap of some 10 years between 1931 and 1941 in which Dr. Gregory's

activities and movements are unknown. If we assume that she journeyed in a consistent direction

during these years, she would have kept moving southeast after leaving the farm

through former Germany and Austria before arriving in the northeast of Italy.

Of course, we do not know when the doctor arrived in Treesse or how long she was there before

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