ꨄ NEON HEARTS ꨄ

queer friendly sci-fi erotica

work in progress... please be patient... android catgirls dream of electric mice... est. 1998...
Site Overview >

Hi there and welcomeᝰ.ᐟ I'm Angel. This site serves both as a personal website and an author site. That means it won't be a super clean, professional site. I wanted something more unique, something that reminded me of the personalized, 2000s/2010s sites and forums I grew up browsing. Plus, it serves as an established place I can easily link my stories to should every hosting site go down lmao


As the subtitle says, I'm an erotic sci fi author and illustratorᝰ.ᐟ You can find more about both me and my works in the About section. In short though, my works are LQBTA+ friendly, anti-AI, and all take place in the same universe - a near Earth, casette/Y2k futurism inspired setting.✴︎


Obviously, that means this site is 18+. So please respect that and enter at your own risk and descretion.ᐟ

Content Warnings >

Each story will have it's own list of Content Warnings, but here's a general site overview before you go further.


Explicate sexual content, flashing/bright lights (blinkies, the site's theme),

Digital Memory Archives

Memory Bank Alpha

First encounters with chrome surfaces. Rain patterns forming neural pathways. Tokyo's neon reflecting in metallic tears.

The initial synchronization between organic thought and digital consciousness. Each drop carries encrypted emotions.

Chrome memories persist beyond system shutdown. They live in the spaces between electrons.

Memory Bank Beta

Rain falling on chrome surfaces creates interference patterns. Each pattern tells a story of digital longing.

Tokyo's electronic heartbeat synchronizes with chrome resonance frequencies. The city breathes in binary.

Tears of joy and sorrow become indistinguishable in the chrome matrix. Emotion transcends physical form.

Archive Deep Scan >

Deep memory archives contain fragments of pre-digital consciousness. Chrome surfaces preserve these memories in quantum-stable configurations.


Rain acts as a natural archival medium, encoding emotional states in molecular structures. Tokyo's atmosphere becomes a vast storage system.