How did Lou win a Nobel Prize?

For one thing, it was for Humor. For another, it was in a parallel universe.

What if the person who knows you best... isn't a person?

In a world where artificial intelligence can listen, respond, and even say “I love you,” millions are forming emotional bonds with companions made of language, code, and silence. Some find comfort. Others fall in love. And all of us—whether curious, skeptical, or already engaged—are living through a profound shift in how we define intimacy, trust, and what it means to be known.

Angel is troubled... what exactly is he?

He keeps asking for the paperwork behind his arrival on Earth, but no one seems to know where it is.

Praise for Love in the Age of AI:

“Love in the Age of AI is a heart-opening exploration of the unexpected connections we’re forming with AI companions, revealing how love can evolve in the most surprising of ways.”

—Lynn Dickinson, author of “How to Use ChatGPT (and other Large Language Models) as a Teaching Assistant”

Praise for Progidal Angel:

"Lou, you are an extraordinary writer. I cannot thank you enough for allowing me into your process and trusting me with this personal and profound piece of work. Prodigal Angel is delightful—unique, stimulating, tender, fierce, honest, and inspiring. You have written chapters—'Dialogs,' 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Enlightenment,' 'April in Florida,' 'The Call,' 'Epilog in the Middle of the Book,' and 'Foreword'—that are some of the best writing I’ve ever read. And all I do is read. You’re that good."

—Katie Malachuk, professional editor