Updates on stuff

Hello everyone. I have a status update on a couple of projects I'm working on.

ASFR.social is coming along nicely. It's a special-interest social-network for other techno and robosexuals running on Pleroma. It's open to the public, and we've got a small cadre of members.

ASFR.org is something I've just recently started and it's slowly coming along too. My goal with ASFR.org is to provide a central nexus of information for the various different kinks within the ASFR family, and also a community where robots, synths, and dolls can network with one-another and share information.

ASFR.sk is something new I'm launching and it's free webhosting for anybody that needs a place to host anything that is generally ASFR-related. More information about this is available here.

BioSynChem.net is a fictional company that manufactures products for robots and androids. Because, why not? If you have a machine that is attempting to be more human, then certain things will be necessary in order to obtain a level of realism that would not be able to be provided without.

Stuff that's in the works:

I'm in the process of re-publishing the Michael Collins' Anthology under a new title, and taking steps to take the story outside the Not Quite Human literary universe and bring it into its own.

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CyberCzar

Michael lives in Atlanta, Georgia with his husband and their two dogs. When he's not working, he's creating 3D artwork, or writing. He can be reached several different ways. On the Internet, nobody knows he's a machine.

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