You are listening to a Clarksville magazine podcast with your host and narrator Kate Baker.

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This is our seventh story for the month of September 2024, issue 216.

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So our title is A Theory of Missing Affictions. It is by

Henna Bernadu.

Henna Bernadu is a nebula and Ignite finalist author of science fiction

and fantasy from Brazil.

His fiction appeared in Reactor slash Tor.com, Apex magazine,

Podcasts, Escape Pot and others.

His writing scope is broad from secondary world fantasy to dark science fiction, but he enjoys

the intersection of climate narratives with science, technology, and the human relations inherent to it.

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