It is time for a discussion of the first volume of Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online, featuring me and Justus! This post will contain lots of spoilers, so it's recommended you read the book first. (Amazon -- Barnes and Noble -- Book Depository -- RightStuf) To check on the Summer Reading Program 2018 schedule,… Read More Summer Reading: Gun Gale Online Discussion
English Title: Lazy Dungeon Master Japanese Title: 絶対ã«åƒããŸããªã„ダンジョンマスターãŒæƒ°çœ ã‚’ã‚€ã•ã¼ã‚‹ã¾ã§ — Zettai ni Hatarakitakunai Dungeon Master ga Damin wo Musaboru made — “I Absolutely Don't Want to Work as a Dungeon Master Until I Indulge in my Laziness” Author: Supana Onikage — 鬼影スパナ Illustrator: Youta — よã†å¤ª Translator: Quof Genre: Fantasy, Isekai, Harem Original Run: April 2016… Read More Lazy Dungeon Master
English Title: Defeating the Demon Lord’s a Cinch (If You’ve Got a Ringer) Japanese Title: 誰ã«ã§ã‚‚ã§ãã‚‹å½±ã‹ã‚‰åŠ©ã‘ã‚‹é”çŽ‹è¨Žä¼ — “Darenidemo Dekiru Kage kara Tasukeru Maou Toubatsu” Author: Tsukikage — 槻影 Illustrator: bob Translator: Alex Kerwin Genre: Isekai, Fantasy, Adventure Original Run: December 2016 – ongoing English Run: August 2018 – ongoing Japanese Publisher: Famitsu Bunko (Enterbrain) English Publisher:… Read More Defeating the Demon Lord’s a Cinch (If You’ve Got a Ringer)
Following my review for the first book, I’m continuing with the direct sequel High Speed! 2. This review will once again use the fan translation done by Nanowave Translations. You can buy a copy of the Japanese novel online: Amazon.jp -- Books Kinokuniya Written by Kouji Ohji in 2013, the main story within this book was… Read More Review: High Speed (Vol 2)
It is time for a discussion of the first volume of Legend of the Galactic Heroes, featuring me, Carriage, and Gee! This post will contain lots of spoilers, so it's recommended you read the book first. (Amazon -- Audible -- Barnes and Noble -- Book Depository -- Rightstuf) To check on the Summer Reading Program 2018… Read More Summer Reading: Legend of Galactic Heroes Discussion
Kastel will be writing a series of articles about Zaregoto on his blog. This is his introductory post, going over the shinhonkaku mystery movement in Japan, and how that influenced Nisio Isin’s writing.
