In this podcast, Hyperliterature Presents "I, Biscuit," which is the audio version of a short story I wrote several months ago. You can download it from iTunes here.

This short story was inspired by a couple of things. First, it's obviously a play on Isaac Asimov's classic I, Robot, and the story does make use of Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics. But don't worry. You certainly don't have to know anything about sci/fi to enjoy the story.

The other inspiration for this story comes from my habit of verbifying nouns. Specifically, converting "biscuit" into a verb. As in, this morning I biscuited. Or, I can't get the phone right now. I'm biscuiting.

One of my co-workers called me out on this silly little habit in my Facebook album "You biscuit." It was an imperative title, you see. I was commanding the audience to make biscuits.

Seemed reasonable at the time.

In any case, this is the story. I tried to read it with some panache. I hope you enjoy it.