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WTT 34: ‘Sentience Stigmata’

Finn posted this under Podcast and Sci-Fi and Tales @ 4:41 pm, July 24, 2008

Written by Fred Ollinger, read by Eleiece Krawiec.

A concerned mother uses an experimental sentience formula on her daughter’s beloved — and endangered — pet goat.

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