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How Bees Fly
Our third podcast for February is “How Bees Fly” written by Simone Heller and read by Kate Baker.
Clarkesworld Magazine Issue 125 - How Bees Fly by Simone Heller [58:23m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (29552)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Simone Heller lives on an island in the river Danube in a town near Munich, Germany. As a literary translator, she lends her voice to writers in the sff field by day; by night she speculates on what-if questions in her own words. Obsessions include linguistics (in which she holds a master's degree) and cartography (in which she holds on to a collection of maps far more extensive than her wall space).
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Jean-François Héon wrote on March 29th, 2017 at 1:15 pm:
I just recently began to read Clarkesworld magazine.
Well in truth, I haven't found the time to read it, so I began listening to the podcasts on my daily commute.
I really liked the story. It was reminiscent of Enemy, but much more elaborated. The presence of bees was a really nice touch, not only artistically, but as a vehicle to contrast the two cultures.
I also appreciated the reading by Kate Baker and her comments at the end (of this and the other stories I have read.
Thank you both!