Nathaniel Clark

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About

Nomad Waysta­tion 37, last out­post on the edge of the Waste­lands; a soft nerve-net pick­ing up the tremors and under­cur­rents, the waves of energy and lines of flight; a faux-fur yurt on the edge of a des­o­la­tion called peace, tin foil anten­nae and a half-burned copy of the Kama Sutra. Plenty of antibi­otics, iodine, water-purification tablets, wool blan­kets, fat-cell bat­ter­ies, MREs, and note­books. And old hand-crank lap­top with a durable chas­sis. Tea and cof­fee in tins you just can’t buy any­more. Stale crack­ers. Var­i­ous animal-skin drums and stringed instru­ments. Sophis­ti­cated mete­o­ro­log­i­cal equip­ment with brass dials and hand­some nee­dle gauges. An old copy of Paris Match. Wooden crates that dou­ble as seats, and when you spread an oil­skin in it, a bath­tub. Russ­ian Stan­dard vodka in unmarked, frosted bot­tles. A short wave radio. Sewing nee­dles and thread. A dead snake named Hector.