Interview with an Android

by R.A. Hobbs

Popular and irreverent talk-radio show host, Chip Gregory, interviews his latest controversial public figure – an android named Paul, who claims to believe in God.
This story explores the boundaries of wonder, love, faith and consciousness on the airwaves of a volatile and popular call-in talk radio show, with an audience just as explosive as its subject matter.

Nook

First published February 4, 2011

About the author

Just another writer hoping to connect with a reader or two.

I live in Seattle, happily married to my best friend of 12 years, with two awesome kids and a dog named Watermelon. We have a fish too, but I forgot it's name. Probably why it doesn't like us very much. Very thorny, fast and keeps to the shadows. Little villain.

As for writing, I write mostly fantasy, science fiction, action & adventure, and a little pulp & romance thrown in for fun.

Cheers!

~R.

"We are defined by who we love."
~Anonymous

Reviews

[Sharon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting short. Quick read using Asimov's idea of sentient robot's.

[Adam Rainville · Rating 3 out of 5]

R.A. Hobbs obviously has a love for sci-fi, philosophy, and theology. She weaves all of these elements into a well written story about the future of human/android relations. I felt the story would have benefited from a more solid plot and deeper characters. However, her story will definitely make you think about your relationships with your fellow man, especially those who are different than you.

For a longer review, please visit:http://rainvilleadam.com/2013/03/20/i...