Hey everyone~ I apologize that my writing has been so sparse. Things have been... crazy to say the least, considering what is going on in the world. I'm working on some stuff for the blog, but it may take a while. So I figured I'd post an old review on here to break up the … Continue reading Transparent Light Blue – A Yuri Manga I Actually Didn’t Like
Diversity and representation have always been very important to me. I grew up (and still live) in northern New Jersey, right outside of New York City. It’s an extremely diverse area with people of all different ethnic and religious backgrounds. Growing up, my schools always held cultural festivals, and I had many friends that were … Continue reading Saturday AM: Manga for a Multicultural World
With so much media being created nowadays, sometimes it's difficult to find something truly original. And as much I love it, the same can be said about yuri manga too. I've read sooo much of it that different series can blend. There's almost always a high school, gay angst, a boy that gets in the … Continue reading Yuri Is My Job Was A Pleasant Surprise (Volume 1 Review)
Drifting was born in Japan and because of its legacy, there are plenty of manga and anime about cars and racing. Even though I'm far from being a motor head, drifting has peaked my interest since I saw Tokyo Drift as a teenager. However, in my experience, many racing manga are filled with rough, gritty … Continue reading Dricam Is An Awesome Digital Manga About A Girl Who Drift Races
I've said this before, and I will say it again: I'm a huge yuri fan. Since there still isn't a large number of anime that show girls in love, it goes without saying that I read a lot of yuri manga. My shelves at home are lined with it. And it's no coincidence that the majority … Continue reading Love Letter to Seven Seas Entertainment, My Favorite Manga Publisher
Hey, everyone~ So, I recently began writing manga reviews for the OASG, and my first review just went up. And... of course, I wrote about a yuri manga! The one I chose was Mushroom Girls in Love by Kei Murayama. As the name suggests, this manga is about mushroom girls that fall in love and … Continue reading Mushroom Girls in Love Manga Review
Hi everyone - it's time for my monthly OWLS post! For September, our theme was self-care, and I immediately thought of Nagata Kabi's manga My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness. This compelling biographical manga tells the real-life story of Nagata, a Japanese women who dealt with depression, anxiety, and mental illness for years before accepting her … Continue reading Self Care in My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness (OWLS September Blog Tour)
Hi everyone, it's PRIDE MONTH!!! And for this year, I have decided to write about my favorite yuri series. Although I'm always talking about how much I love yuri, I realized I've never really done a post about my favorite girl x girl series. So, here are the best yuri series in my opinion. I … Continue reading Pride Month: My Favorite Yuri Anime and Manga
It is is pride month! :3 And for pride month, the blogger group OWLS (Otaku Warriors For Liberty And Self Respect) which I am a part of has decided to celebrate LGBT characters in anime and manga. Here is our prompt for this month: June is known as “Pride Month” within the LGBT & Queer … Continue reading Yuri Anime and Manga: Validating Lesbian Relationships As Real (June OWLS Blog Tour)
In my previous analysis, I explored female gender roles in the Victorian Era and discussed how Lizzy Midford from Black Butler fit into the social norms of the time. Based on the beginning of the manga and the three seasons of the anime that have been released so far, my conclusion was mixed. At the … Continue reading Is Lizzy A Proper Lady? Part 2- An Analysis of Black Butler And The Gender Roles Of The Victorian Era
