All Circlet chats take place at Circlet Press’s LiveJournal Community.

Kal Cobalt says, “I’m the editor of the Circlet Press ebook “ROBOTICA,” a collection of five erotic short stories exploring robot sexuality, sentient spaceships, technosentient aliens, too much of a good sexbot, and robot rock ‘n’ roll. I write nonfiction too, including “10 Things You Always Wanted To Know About Robot Sex (But Were Afraid To Ask)” and “Asimov’s Three Laws vs. BDSM,” both for Circlet Press. I also write nonfiction for Sexis Magazine about sexuality, gender, kink, and tech. You might have spotted me in a variety of gay male erotica publications/websites, through my consciousness writings on Reality Sandwich, on the “Food N00bs” food blog I co-author, or at any con in the Pacific Northwest that’ll let me in its doors. More info, social network hookups of all flavors, and random goodies at kalcobalt.com.”

Since it’s April 1, I scheduled myself for an author chat on Circlet Press’s LiveJournal Community. And it’s April Fools. Please join in the fun.

I’m hosting today’s Torquere Social LiveJournal Chat in honor of the recent publication of the publication of my novel Wishbone. Come on over and chat.

What with the migraines, I often go through days when I get nothing written.  This is depressing.  I’ve adopted a new way of coping, such that if I get one useful thing done in the writing department, I am entitled to squee!

Last year I ran a series of author chats on Circlet Press’s LiveJournal. For the most part they went off well. Authors got to chat, readers got prizes, and Circlet got to look good. I got to be annoyed, but that happens anyway. In this case, though, the annoyance was caused by a few authors whose inability to screw up directions was truely breathtaking. I wish I could share some anecdotes, but I think it might be too likely that the authors responsible will notice and hold it against me.

Today I re-wrote the how to do a chat document with an eye to making the instructures clearer and address the more common confusions. I put much more responsiblity on the author to get me the information, i.e. don’t tell me you already gave me your LJ account name when it was on a piece of paper you gave me at a con. Everything I need goes in one email message so that if it gets screwed up from there, it’s my fault. I also reminded people that they can’t post to the Circlet Community if they haven’t signed up as a member, and I included links explaining lj-cuts. I then talked to Cecilia about improving integration of Circlet’s blog with other social networking sites (messy, but possible if your expectations are low).

Then I mailed a pointer to the new googledoc to the editors group and reminded them that they must send me author names for there to be chats.

I had a squee!

Now I can go lie down.

Please join us for an author chat with Lionel Bramble.  Lionel has committed journalism, publicity, advertising, and ghostwriting, and is responsible for the story “The Pillars of Hercules” in Like a God’s Kiss. The chat will be in the usual place, Circlet Press’s Livejournal community.

The next Circlet Press author chat will be hosted by author Mari Ness. She is the author of the story “Cinder Feet”, forthcoming in the Circlet anthology Like a Thorn. Her other publictions have appeared in Fantasy Magazine, Hub Fiction, and The Mammoth Book of New Erotica 2 and 3. Her cats would like to take this opportunity to inform you that she does not, in fact, feed them enough tuna. Join us (and the cats) at Circlet Press’s Livejournal community.

Zachary Jernigan, the host of Circlet’s next author chat, wrote “Only For Myself: Japan, 2043,” the kick-off story for my collection Up for Grabs. He has another story forthcoming in Wired Hard 4, which will be available in about a month. Zachary’s work has a touch of the strange that will remind you of the first time you got excited about science fiction. Be sure to join us at Circlet Press’s LJ Community.

I invite everyone to join me for an author chat Wednesday, to take place on Torquere Press’s Live Journal Community. I will be giving away a few electronic copies of “The Memorial Garden” and probably a couple of hard copies of my first Circlet Press publication, Mate: And More Stories from the Erotic Edge of SF/Fantasy. If people are interested, I’ll post teasers from upcoming projects and some obscure older fiction. I will also chat about whatever is on my mind, which will probably include influences on my writing, upcoming projects, and small black cats. You don’t need a Live Journal account in order to see the chat.

I invite everyone to join me for an author chat June 3, to take place on Torquere Press’s Live Journal Community. I will be giving away a few electronic copies of “The Memorial Garden” and probably a couple of hard copies of my first Circlet Press publication, Mate: And More Stories from the Erotic Edge of SF/Fantasy. I will also chat about whatever is on my mind, which will probably include influences on my writing, upcoming projects, and small black cats. You don’t need a Live Journal account in order to see the chat.

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