Nobilis Erotica

Episode Two brings a new complication.  Consequences.Theme music is "Faithful" by The Shillas.PSA for Tolerance.orgDirect Link

Starting a new serial... this time for real.  Achievable goals, directed purpose, that's the ticket.Theme music is "Faithful" by The Shillas.This week's promo is for the Seventh Son Trilogy.Direct Link

We're coming up on the one year anniversary of Nobilis Erotica, and I'd like feedback about the past year.  What do you like? What don't you like?  Call my comment line, send me an email, make a comment here.Theme music is "Faithful" by The Shillas.This week's promo is for the Better Late than Never podcast.Direct Link

I'm a little hoarse this week, recovering from an infection, so no story this week.  It's not that I sound all that terrible, I just would rather not put too much stress on it.  I hope you understand.Instead, I have a song that's going to be the new Nobilis Erotica theme song.  Listen, please to "Faithful" by The Shillas.Direct Download

This story is dedicated to my wife.Promo for Diary of an S&M Romance.Theme music is "Blue Orgone" by Rubber Band Banjo, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Direct Link

Wow, lots of stuff going on, lots of links today.The title of this story comes from a song by Moxy Fruvous, a band I used to follow back when they were a band.New cover art is courtesy of JR Blackwell, one of the most beautiful women I know, and one of the best photographers.  Thank you JR!The readers for this week's story are Scott and Esperanza, two of the folks who appear regularly in the Barnuts Podcast.  I show up there occasionally, too.Promo for Space Casey.Theme music is "Blue Orgone" by Rubber Band Banjo, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Direct Link

This week's story isn't so much a science fiction story as it is a science fiction convention story.  It's related.  Don't argue with me, I'm the author.  It's read by the wonderful Marie B of the Postmodern Geek's Guide to Sex.Promo for Space Casey.Theme music is "Blue Orgone" by Rubber Band Banjo.  "Talk Nerdy to Me" is by Possible Oscar.  All music is courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Direct Link

This week's story is a fanfic set in Metamor City.  I'm going a little deeper into some of my own fetishistic fantasies here, so I understand if this one seems a bit weirder than usual.Incidental music is Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata performed by Mario Ajero.Promo for Serve It Cold.Theme music is "Blue Orgone" by Rubber Band Banjo.  All music is courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Direct Link

This week's story is read by me. If you're one of those listeners who doesn't like a male reader, this is one of the shows you'll want to skip.If you're not, then please enjoy.Incidental music for this podcast is from Intelect and Ax, along with the theme music from Rubber Band Banjo, all of which come from the Podsafe Music Network.This week's promo is for Second Shift.Direct Download

Today's story is "Show Me" written by yours truly and performed by Paul Fischer and Martha Holloway of Dancing Cat Studios.I give a mini-review of Creatures of the Night, a new ebook and audiobook short story collection edited by Violet Blue.Theme music is Blue Orgone by Rubber Band Banjo.  Interlude music is String Groove by Anthems of a Bygone Era.  Both songs are played by permission, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Direct Download

Another week of delay for Bondage Witch... so no more promises.  It's done when it's done.In the meantime, I have a wonderful new voice to share with you.  This is Jane Grey, a lovely young woman who is getting ready to start a podcast project of her own.  As something of an initiation to the art of podcasting, she has read a story for me here on this show.Woof.After the story, please listen to a wonderful promo for the I Should Be Writing podcast, which has been an inspiration to me many times over.  I owe a great deal to Mur, and this is a small way of paying her back.Theme music is "Twenty First Century Love" by The Aphrodisiacs, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Direct Download

No story this week... still working on episode two of "Bondage Witch".  These are going to take two weeks each, I think, minimum.So in lieu of a story, I'm telling you about some other erotic fiction podcasts I listen to.Adriana DaneHeat FlashEroticastFour Minutes, Once a WeekCherry Bomb DiariesGolden Path of LoveOpen Source SexMusic loop by Bebeto, courtesy of the Freesound Project.

It's here!  My new serial starts today.Many thanks to Marie B, for signing up to do the majority of the reading for this insane project, and to ScottyJ and Steve Eley for contributing their voices.This serial is inspired by an image I found on the 'net a while back.  You can find it here.This week's promo is for The Metamor City Podcast.Theme music is "Twenty First Century Love" by The Aphrodisiacs, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Looking back on how much work this has been, I can't guarantee that there's going to be another episode next week.  These are probably going to come out every other week, at best.

This week I have a piece of flash fiction by Nick Scipio, intended as an apology for not having what I was planning on doing ready in time.I'm working on a new serial, but things just haven't come together.Theme music is "Twenty First Century Love" by The Aphrodisiacs, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.This week's promo is for the Heatflash podcast.

This story was sent to me by Keiko Alvarez, an author at Extasy Books, to be read here in my podcast.  It's read by my lovely wife, with my own voice popping in here and there for dialogue.Theme music is "Twenty First Century Love" by The Aphrodisiacs, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.This week's promo is for the I Should Be Writing podcast.Direct Download

This week's story is "Strange Bedfellows" by me, Nobilis, and read by Dee.There's still time to put your name in the hat to win a copy of "Centaur".  Listen for instructions.Promo for "Air Out My Shorts" another short fiction podcast.  They do it... differently over there.Theme music is "Twenty First Century Love" by The Aphrodisiacs, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Do you stay in the theater to watch the credits at movies?  I do.

Today's story is an excerpt from Jacqueline Carey's novel, Kushiel's Dart.  It's a marvelous book and I heartily recommend it to lovers of fantasy, romance, and erotica.  The reader is my wife, Dee.  Kushiel's Dart is copyright 2001, Jacqueline Carey.Some folks have voiced a distaste for erotica read by a man, so I have instituted an alternate feed at http://nobilis.libsyn.com/rss/reader that will contain only those episodes where the reader of the story has one or more female voices.Theme music is "Twenty First Century Love" by The Aphrodisiacs, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Direct Download

Today's excerpt is graciously provided by Regina Lynn, the sex tech columnist at Wired Magazine.  This is from a work in progress, if you can believe that!  If this is a rough draft, the final is going to be a masterpiece.  The copyright for this piece belongs to her.The image you see here is from the lens of the lovely J. R. Blackwell, who is also the model on the right.  I have met JR in person at Balticon, and I can only quote George Hrab in describing her: "Brains Body Both!"  The image is under a creative commons license.Theme music is "Twenty First Century Love" by The Aphrodisiacs, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Direct Download

The contest continues!  Win a copy of my ebook "Centaur", rated five out of five by Two Lips Reviews.  Details on how to win are in the show; you have to listen to play!Promo for the "Twilight and Thebes" podcast.Music is "Twenty First Century Love" by The Aphrodisiacs, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Direct Download

"The Fall of Nargathrond" was written by Ann Regentin, and read by Dani Cutler of the Truth Seekers Podcast. Music is "Twenty First Century Love" by The Aphrodisiacs, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.