Story Time: "Go-Away Monkey" (Ep. 159)
Okappa, a young woman living in a town ravaged by disease, encounters a traveling performer, Hanshiro, and his monkey, Fukumimi.
WARNING: This story starts out explicit without using explicit language. It's not for children who are old enough to read between the lines.
From Thersa Matsuura's Bram Stoker Award-nominated short story collection "The Carp-Faced Boy and Other Tales", now available as an audiobook everywhere.
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