Kal Cobalt is a technophile, concertgoer, and foodie based in Portland, Oregon. K.C.'s first book, ROBOTICA (Circlet Press), is a collection of short stories about robot sexuality, and along with with the essay “10 Things You Always Wanted To Know About Robot Sex (But Were Afraid To Ask),” causes people to ask very strange questions about K.C.'s sex life.

K.C. also writes nonfiction about sex, tech, and food for Sexis Magazine and the kalcobalt.com blog in between tea refills, one-person bedroom raves, and muse wrestling matches.

While the free content at kalcobalt.com grows slowly due to the erratic on-duty hours of K.C.'s HTML-encoding robot, the odds are good that you might spot K.C.'s bright red mohawk in the Pacific Northwest's fine espresso-pulling establishments, at the rail for concerts where synthesizers are involved, or underneath sleeping cats.