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I’m so blessed to be able to count the amazing Dr. Lori Beth Bisbey as a friend. Not only has she had me as a guest on her Erotic Library Podcast but she’s also done a great job reading many of my stories!
Not only that but also interviewed my best buddy, and my co-host on the Licking Non-Vanilla Podcast, Ralph Greco. Jr, as well!
And here’s Ralph having fun with Dr. Lori:
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 I’m very excited to spread the word that the awesome Nobilis Reed has read “Koi No Yokan,” another of my brand new erotic science fiction stories for his podcast.
If you’re curious about about happens when a pair of artificial intelligences develop feelings for one another—and how it changes the word--click here. It’s not easy to say when, exactly, Hirronata Autonomous Suborbital Manufacturing Platform #8, located at the furthest-most point on the Main Equatorial Celestron Tether, fell in love with Tlachtga, the level 9 (on the Klein Autonomous Intelligence Index) system managing the Nous Colony of Wingspread in the region that had, some 50 years previously, been commonly known as Anchorage, Alaska, fell in love. The flirting between the two had started innocently enough: a shifting digit or two in a Product Shipping Assembly Order, a certain amount of what could almost be called sashaying in a parachute-delivered cargo drop, that, in time, led to what could have been called clearer signals: at least, that is, to a pair of ultra-high-level quantum computational systems. Hirronata Autonomous Suborbital Manufacturing Platform #8, for instance, slipped into its burst-transmitted catalog update which was dismissed by the few humans who still bothered to pay attention to such things, a repeated item listing of a Waveform Integrated Network Kernel (“Wink Wink”). Tlachtga, in response, “accidentally”--which is what any resident of the Colony would have chalked it up if they’d even noticed it occurring--caused a one second, 2-degree, temperature increase in one of the largest of the geometrically roofed environs it oversaw: a pinkish-hued, and very evident, blush clearly visible to anything in orbit, in particular anything that might happen to be at the end of the Main Equatorial Celestron Tether. |
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