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Welcome to the 5th story for the month of September 2024, issue 216.

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Our story is titled The Children I Gave You, O'Shallaya,

and is by Cilio Lemos, and is translated by Tamirs Jainova.

Cirio Lemos was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro.

He helped his father in the woodworking shop and sold hamburgers ice cream flowers and aquarium fish.

Today he is a history teacher, editor, and writer. He enjoys weird dreams,

predictable realities, family photos, and Seattle bans from the early 1990s.

He currently lives in Sao Paulo with his wife and has two children who don't know they are clones.

D'Amaris Genova is a text editor, historian, and writer.

In addition to working on educational materials, history, she writes mystery novels and fairy tales.

She lives in Sao Paulo with her husband and two very fluffy cats.

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