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One Flesh
Our third piece of audio fiction for September is "One Flesh" written by Mark Bourne & Elizabeth Bourne and read by Kate Baker.
Clarkesworld Magazine Issue 84 : One Flesh by Mark Bourne and Elizabeth Bourne [55:48m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (34824)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Elizabeth Bourne lives in Seattle surrounded by books and yarn. Her super power is always having exact change and she loves waking up to the smell of salt water. Bourne enjoys the companionship of a large malamute named Kai, who helps with her writing by eating the bad pages. Previously published in Fantasy and Science Fiction magazine, Interzone, and Black Lantern, Bourne was a finalist in the 2012 Pacific Northwest Writers novel competition for her historical novel, The Seventy. She is currently working on a second-world fantasy.
Elizabeth Bourne's late husband Mark was a film critic and science fiction writer whose work was published in Fantasy and Science Fiction magazine, Asimov's, and a number of anthologies. Mark was a renowned expert on classic sci-fi films and silent comedy. If he could have been anyone, it would have been Buster Keaton. Mark Bourne's criticism can be found on IMDB.
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Stephen Jacob wrote on September 16th, 2013 at 12:08 pm:
Hey Kate and Co.!
There's two errors in the posting of "One Flesh".
(1) The podcast episode cuts off with story left to go! Aaaaaaah! I was enjoying it!
(2) It says, "Our second piece of audio fiction for September is "One Flesh" written by Mark Bourne & Elizabeth Bourne and read by Kate Baker.", where it's in fact the third of the month.
- Stephen
Neil Clarke wrote on September 16th, 2013 at 12:28 pm:
Ah! We'll get right on that. Thank you.
Neil Clarke wrote on September 16th, 2013 at 1:13 pm:
Our apologies for the problem with this episode. New software sometimes introduces quirks and this one slid by me. The error has been corrected. You may have to download a fresh copy of this file if your player hasn't automatically picked up the new file.
Stephen Jacob wrote on September 16th, 2013 at 1:55 pm:
Don't sweat it.
Thanks, Neil!
Ellen Wittmer wrote on September 20th, 2013 at 9:32 pm:
just listened to One Flesh by Mark and Elizabeth Bourne, read by Kate Baker. It was such a moving experience for me, having recently lost a loved one. it explains and yet leaves so many questions about the beauty and richness of life. is it in our remembering that they still live? or the pain felt collectively for their loss? For now I will just think about how very very precious life is..... as I weep and remember. thank you for this beautifully crafted and beautifully read story.