Computer Hearts

Albert hates everything. His tedious work-from-home job. His messy apartment. His bitchy fiancé. His whole miserable life. But he does love one thing: his computer. Specifically, the avatar from the futanari dating sim porn game he spends all of his time with. When Albert gets too deep in his obsession he realizes it could cost him everything, but when he tries to go offline his digital love becomes far more real than he expected.

Louise Weard's Computer Hearts is a groundbreaking, jaw dropping hyperkinetic mix of gender-dysphoria-techno-erotica, Freudian sexual derailment, and electro-cyber nightmare. Man and computer begin to merge, and it goes all the way until every human instinct and impulse is transformed and rewired. Stop motion mutations and an oozing disc-drive vagina signal the failure of humanity to reign over its fetishistic relationship with its own technology, and, once that happens, well... it's time to pull out.