Ep 455 Koi No Yokan by M. Christian
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This month's patron-funded story is a multisexual tale of two super-intelligent quantum systems by M. Christian.
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Ep 454 Heart's Thief by Emily L. Byrne
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This month's patron-funded story is "Heart's Thief" by Emily L. Byrne, narrated by Lauren B. Harris.
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Ep 453 My Heart Beats Backwards by Neil James Hudson
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This month's patron-funded story is "My Heart Beats Backwards" by Neil James Hudson, narrated by Nobilis Reed.
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Ep 452 Extra Credit by Nyla Lustre
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This month's -funded story comes to us from , and is read for us by Opoponax of the . Test Subjects Wanted Earn extra credit and extra cash while you advance science! Flexible appointments Contact Professor Farough, Faculty Office B6 Macy took one of the flyers pinned to the bulletin board outside the psychology lab and carefully tucked it into her canvas backpack. She wasn’t doing as well as she had hoped in her abnormal psychology class and could use both the extra points and extra cash. She’d never had Dr. Farough for any of her classes, but she’d heard that he was an eccentric...
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Ep 451 Hard Sci Fi by S Wolf
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This month's -funded story is "Hard Sci Fi" by S. Wolf, read by Nobilis Reed. They say you're not a real spaceman until you've fucked a guy in zero-g. Easy enough to screw in the habitation pod with centrifugal force plus a hunk keeping you pinned to the bed and panting. But leave the pod and things get much more difficult. For every action, an opposite reaction. For each thrust, you will deflect backwards, and coast until you smash into something. By the time you've slowed down, any number of things could happen. You could shatter a limb. Or spin out into space. Or hit the wrong bulkhead and...
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Ep 450 Coyote and the Principles of Things by Piper
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This month's Patreon-funded story is "Coyote and the Principles of Things" by Piper, read by Jhada Addams.
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Ep 449 Kintsugi by M Christian
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October's patron-funded story is "Kintsugi" by M. Christian. This BDSM-flavored bisexual social science fiction story is read by Yours Truly, Nobilis Reed.
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Ep 448 Chapter One of Monster Whisperer Third Party
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This extra episode is chapter one of Monster Whisperer: Third Party, the third book in my Monster Whisperer series.
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Ep 447 A Certain Tantarii by Andra Dill
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This month's patron-funded story is "A Certain Tantarii" by Andra Dill, narrated by Scottie Calif.
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Ep 446 In the Arms of the Deep by Nobilis Reed
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This month's story is a "command performance" story funded by patron Arioch Morningstar, who signed up on the $100 level for a story written to his specifications. If you want a story like this, go to the Nobilis Erotica Patreon campaign. Or if that's a bit pricey for you, there are plenty of options for your budget.
info_outlineThis month's patron-funded story is "Spawning Grounds" by Julie Cox, narrated by Nikki Delgado.
I shifted my weight back and forth and stretched my wings, fidgeting, rolling them in their sockets. I still wasn't used to them; they were new, only a few months old. The feathers had finally come in all the way, the central shafts opening like strange mottled brown blossoms. They were lighter than they looked, but I still had trouble with my balance. I knocked into things. These days, I was far more graceful in the air.
“Angela, you gotta relax,” Ester said as she tightened the straps of my backpack. “You’re going to be alright. Some tentacle monsters are scary, but Celpin are as docile as they come.”
I nodded. I knew that better than she did; I was the park ranger, after all. She might study them in the lab, but I watched them day after day. I’d watched their numbers dwindle, falling as the birds they cooperated with for spawning disappeared along with so many other species on the planet. Climate change was a bitch. At least this time it was because of a volcanic event, and wasn’t our species mucking about that did it.
“You’ll be ok,” she said again, but I think she was talking more to herself than to me.
“I’m ready,” I said.
“I’ll be waiting when you get back.” She wasn’t looking at me. She was nervous and didn't want me to see it. “Break a leg.”
I stepped to the edge of the ledge, opened my wings, and jumped.