BACHELOR MACHINE: SciFi Erotica by M.Christian

"Smart, taboo-breaking SF!" —Locus

Here are riveting, seductive tales of technology and desire, arousal and innovation ... told in an engaging and evocative style guaranteed to amaze. Down-and-out hustlers, enhanced sex workers, enigmatic aliens, bleeding-edge erotic technologies, and more—Bachelor Machine is a unique vision of the future, while celebrating humanity's oldest pleasure ... sex!

"There are only two people in the world I envy. One is the late Roger Zelazny, whose talent for an almost jazz improvisational way of writing I could never match. The other is M. Christian, for writing exactly what I’d write if only I could get off my ass. Which is to say, raunchy hallucinatory sexfuture dreams that never fail to arouse me and kick me in the gut at the same time." —Cecilia Tan

Among the unforgettable stories included are:

State
Hackwork
Winged Memory
Butterflie$
Everything but the Smell of Lilies
The New Motor
Technophile
Thin Dog
—and more!

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Calling M.Christian versatile is a tremendous understatement. Extensively published in science fiction, fantasy, horror, thrillers, and even non-fiction, it is in erotica that M.Christian has become an acknowledged master - with more than 400 stories in such anthologies as Best American Erotica, Best Gay Erotica, Best Lesbian Erotica, Best Bisexual Erotica, Best Fetish Erotica, and, in fact, too many anthologies, magazines, and sites to name.

M. Christian has also edited a distinguished line of anthologies on his own and with collaborators like Maxim Jakubowski and Carol Queen.

His novels Running Dry, The Very Bloody Marys, Me2, Brushes, and Painted Doll were published to critical acclaim. He blogs monthly for The Erotica Readers and Writers Association website.

When he's not writing - which isn't often - M.Christian ("Chris" to his friends) is an avid foodie, gamer, photographer, and also creates odd little art projects ... and, considering Chris, 'odd' is an understatement as well.