#Ogura Muku

[mangaworld]

#Castle Mango #Ogura Muku #manga #manga cap #manga screencap #black and white #boys love #bl manga #boys love manga #yaoi manga #yaoi #shounen ai #manga background #background #cigarette

[glosschi]

It's okay even if you leave me behind someday.

Ai ni Yuku

#manga quote #ai ni yuku #muku ogura

[daily-hyosatsu]

An uncommon one-kanji name with five potential readings: 椋 could be read Muku, Mukunoki, Mokunoki, Ogura, or Mugura. Wow!

椋 is made up of the radicals for tree 木 and capital (city) 京. And ムクノキmukunoki is a species of tree, the scabrous aphananthe or muku tree (Aphananthe aspera). Apparently its leaves can be used to make sandpaper, which is neat. And here I was thinking of it as a whale tree, because if you swap out the tree radical for the fish one, you get 鯨 kujira. (Can anyone tell I have a big project due today and do NOT want to work on it?)

#learning japanese #japanese langblr #kanji #japanese calligraphy #椋 #tree names

[eruriholic]

I didn't think I could find something so good that it would make me cry for half an hour, but damn. 13/10 would recommend 😭👌

#castle mango #manga #ogura muku #konohara narise #fave #book recs #so glad i put off some time to really enjoy this #laughed and cried to the fullest #my life is better after reading this

[yakumocchi]

#Mizuiro to Pinku Sore kara Daidai #Ogura Muku #manga scan #mangacap #manga #yaoi cap

[feministfujoshi]

Exciting BL news! Juné is launching a kickstarter to bring back out of print BL titles, starting with Secrecy of the Shivering Night by Muku Ogura, Endless Comfort by Sakuya Sakura, and the novel The Promise of Romance by Kyoko Akitsu.

Endless Comfort in particular is a fantastic manga that not only makes the 100% consensual BL list, but also features a careful, sensitive portrayal of survivorship/sex-related trauma. If you love the manga or want to (and can afford to) support BL with healthy, consensual relationships, go check out the fundraiser and consider supporting the rerelease!

The kickstarter can be found here and will run for 30 days. Thanks a bunch and enjoy!

#bl manga #bl news #juné manga #ogura muku #sakura sakuya #akitsu kyoko

[hatsumishinogu]

Under Yell! (light novel)

#under yell! #touko sunahara #muku ogura #boys love #light novel

[mangaworld]

#Castle Mango #Ogura Muku #manga #manga cap #manga screencap #black and white #boys love #bl manga #boys love manga #yaoi manga #yaoi #shounen ai #manga background #background #details

[bethanybuchananbarnes]

Help please! );

Does anyone know where do I find the Sentimental Garden Lover by Ogura Muku extra chapter?? It's about a man sitting on a bench at the park and this other dude gives him an umbrella and his coat and so on...I just can't seem to find it anywhere, this is driving me crazy! Please help!! 😢

#sentimental garden lover #ogura muku #yaoi #manga

[yople-blcd]

Youma Na Oresama To Geboku Na Boku by Fushino Michiru, Yuzuki Ichi

Masamichi, a college student, gets into an accident and is on the brink of death when a 1000 year old demon named Shino, offers to save his life. But in return, Masamichi has to be Shino's servant a.k.a his food source by allowing Shino to drink his blood.

This is actually based on a popular novel. There are quite a number of volumes to it and honestly, it actually looks interesting. I'm just gonna have to dive deep and see if I can find more info on it since it's quite old.

Uso To Gokai Wa Koi No Sei by Kobayashi Tenga, Ogura Muku

Saga Yuiya has a crush on his neighbour, Wakui Jin. With a little help from his senpai, Kiichi, Yuiya manages to approach Jin under the pretense of carrying out a survey for university purposes. When in reality, that survey is just for Yuiya to get to know Jin better!

Y'all are quite lucky because I managed to find another ready-made translation for this! It's also by mada mada translation. They didn't finish translating all the tracks but at least y'all have something to read...rightttt??

Uso to Gokai wa Koi no sei Translation (Track 1)

Uso to Gokai wa Koi no sei Translation (Track 2)

Uso to Gokai wa Koi no sei Translation (Track 3)

Aozora No Kimochi -Susume- by Haruhi Sakiya, Nekota Yonazou

-something special for this will be shared after the roleplay edit ;)-

I. LOVED. AOZORA NO KIMOCHI. I think it was after I finished the Endoscopy video so I had a lot of time to listen to a full blcd. I decided to listen to this and enjoyed it~ Which is whyyyy...a surprise is on your way 😚😚

[yakumocchi]

#Mizuiro to Pinku Sore kara Daidai #Ogura Muku #manga #manga scan #mangacap #yaoi cap

[socorroxxvii]

Novel: 初恋ウエディング [Hatsukoi Wedding]

Author: Aoi Yuyu

Illustrator: Ogura Muku

Release date: August 31, 2017

#me #manga list #BL novel #boys love #yaoi

[ljaesch]

DMI's Juné Imprint Launches Crowdfunding Project to Reprint Older Titles

DMI’s Juné Imprint Launches Crowdfunding Project to Reprint Older Titles

Digital Manga Inc.’s Juné imprint has launched a crowdfunding campaign to launch a small print run of three older titles, including Kyōko Akitsu’s A Promise of Romance novel, Sakuya Sakura’s Endless Comfort manga, and Muku Ogura’s Secrecy of the Shivering Night manga. The campaign seeks to raise US$15,000 by August 10, 2017. The campaign’s stretch goals include a variant cover for A Promise of…

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#Digital Manga Inc. #June #manga

[fancuongboylove]

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[recentanimenews]

My Week in Manga: July 10-July 16, 2017

My News and Reviews

Things are more or less back on regular schedule here at Experiments in Manga which means last week I posted the Bookshelf Overload for June. It was a relatively small month, especially when compared to other recent months, but I was still very excited about the various manga, comics, and other books that I picked up. Since I’m back on schedule, later this week I’ll be posting my long-overdue review of Tomoyuki Hoshino’s novel ME. Like the rest of Hoshino’s work available in English (I’ve also reviewed We, the Children of Cats and Lonely Hearts Killer in the past), the novel is challenging but I think worth the effort it takes to read.

Speaking of things that I’ve reviewed in the past, Yeon-sik Hong’s Uncomfortably Happily was a manhwa that I greatly enjoyed. The translator, Hellen Jo, was recently interviewed about her work on the comic and how she personally related to Hong’s story. Manga podcasts seem to be making a comeback these days, and I don’t see that as a bad thing. Last week saw the release of the first episode of Manga in Your Ears, a podcast featuring a few of the manga bloggers that I particularly admire, so I’m very excited to give it listen. Another interesting development that I caught wind of last week was Digital Manga’s most recent crowdfunding campaign. Juné Manga is attempting to raise funds to reprint some titles (A Promise of Romance by Kyoko Akitsu, Endless Comfort by Sakuya Sakura, and Secrecy of the Shivering Night by Muku Ogura) directly through its website rather than through Kickstarter.

Lately, I’ve been somewhat remiss in mentioning the Kickstarter projects that have caught my eye, so here’s a quick list of some of the comics campaigns that are currently running: Lucy Bellwood’s 100 Demon Dialogues is a collection of wonderful short comics exploring themes of anxiety and self-doubt; Elizabeth Beier’s autobiographical comics about bisexuality are being collected together in The Big Book of Bisexual Trials and Errors; the comics anthology Immortal Souls, which focuses on queer witches and dark magicis the followup to the excellent Power & Magic; the third and final volume of Speculative Relationships brings together a variety of science fiction romance comics; Tim’rous Beastie has a great lineup of creators whose comics take inspiration from works like Redwall, The Rats of NIHM, and Watership Down; and finally there’s We’re Still Here, an anthology bringing together fifty-five trans comic creators in what should be phenomenal collection.

Quick Takes

Land of the Lustrous, Volume 1 by Haruko Ichikawa. Despite the frequently heavy-handed and detailed exposition present in the first volume of Land of the Lustrous, I can’t say that I necessarily understand everything that’s going in the series yet, but I am most definitely intrigued. If nothing else, Ichikawa’s illustrations are incredibly striking and I would be happy to read more of the manga for no other reason than the artwork. Twenty-eight crystalline lifeforms known as the Lustrous, each with their own unique qualities and abilities, battle for survival against the enigmatic Lunarians. Phosphophyllite wants nothing more than to fight but, being such a fragile gem, is instead given the task of writing a natural history. Though it’s said to be a vitally important job, Phos isn’t particularly pleased but comes to realize that many of the other gems aren’t wholly satisfied with their lots either. The first volume’s theme is “searching for purpose” which at this point seems to apply both to the series itself as well as to its characters. At first the narrative feels somewhat directionless, generally serving as a vehicle for stunning visuals and not much else, but once the peculiar world and characters have been thoroughly established, a tantalizing potential for greater drive and meaning begins to coalesce.

Sacred Heart by Liz Suburbia. Sacred Heart is Suburbia’s debut graphic novel, a completely redrawn version of her webcomic by the same name. When Ben Schiller comes across the dead body of someone she knows very early on in the comic–a moment that is acknowledged but passes with surprisingly little excitement or comment–it’s one of the first clues that something is off about the town of Alexandria. Eventually it’s revealed that all of the adults have left, supposedly to return, but no one knows when that will be. In the meantime the teenagers have the run of the place, waiting for their parents and distracting themselves from their predicament by spending their time partying and hooking up. But that can only last for so long–tensions are high and more and more people are dying under peculiar circumstances. While there is an underlying and marvelously ominous unease pervading the story, Suburbia also shows a great sense of humor in the comic. The very end of Sacred Heart was a bit abrupt and not everything is completely explained (which admittedly isn’t necessary), but for the most part I really enjoyed the comic and would be interested in reading more of Suburbia’s work. Fortunately, it seems that Suburbia has plans for three more volumes to follow Sacred Heart as sequels.

Whispered Words, Omnibuses 2-3 (equivalent to Volumes 4-9) by Takashi Ikeda. While I enjoyed Whispered Words from its very start, I do feel that it’s a series that gets even better as it progresses. Though there is still a fair amount of humor, Ikeda largely moves away from the over-the-top ridiculousness found in the early series in favor of a more mature exploration of Sumika and Ushio’s changing relationship. It’s extremely unfortunate then that the quality of One Peace Books’ edition somehow manages to get even worse as it goes along. Probably most problematic is that partway through the third and final omnibus a page was skipped. The series is still readable, but the flow of the manga and the two-page spreads are completely ruined as a result. Ikeda has a tendency to develop the story by simultaneously exploring the character’s feelings and experiences from multiple points in time. It’s a technique that can be quite effective, but the printing error can make the transitions between the flashforwards and flashbacks jarring. I do believe the publisher corrected the issue of the missing page in later printings, so it’s something to be aware of and look out for. Quality control aside, Whispered Words is generally a pretty great yuri series. (It also gets bonus points from me for being about karate, too.)

By: Ash Brown

#Anime #News #Manga Bookshelf

[mangaworld]

#Castle Mango #Ogura Muku #manga #manga cap #manga screencap #black and white #boys love #bl manga #boys love manga #yaoi manga #yaoi #shounen ai #manga quotes #details