The Architect of Heaven
Our second piece of audio fiction for May is "The Architect of Heaven" written by Jason K. Chapman and read by Kate Baker.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jason K. Chapman lives at the intersection of Geek and Art. His two main interests come together in his job as the IT Director for Poets & Writers (pw.org), where he was worked for twelve years. His short fiction has appeared in Cosmos Magazine, Grantville Gazette-Universe Annex, and others. This is his second appearance in Clarkesworld Magazine. He has stories coming up from Asimov's and Bullspec.
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chickenfog wrote on June 1st, 2011 at 12:23 pm:
I wanted to listen b/c Kate is such a good reader, but I got hung up on the pronunciation of "diaspora." No idea what the heck a di-a-spora is! Di-stract-ing.
Pheonix Sea Turtle wrote on June 3rd, 2011 at 8:13 pm:
I agree with Kate what a twist at the end! I listen to several podcasts as I walk to and from work everyday as well as walking around town daily. This is only the second story for me to stop in my tracks as I realized how far I had swallowed the hook! It was a two fold story of love that makes you remeber how precious love is! As usual I loved Kates reading! I look forward to every new podcast as is comes!
Kate Baker wrote on July 20th, 2011 at 9:37 pm:
Just a note to let everyone know that the podcast and its mispronounced words have been fixed. Diaspora has given me pause in the past and despite looking it up, the brain still made the tongue move in different ways.