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the dead sea scrolls... yes its religious and im not but i love history

Catching heavy nostalgia with "Out of Position" Was reading it when it was still being posted often back in 2006-07 I think. Having a small idea about what happens a bit further on doesn't help me.

Youkai Shoujo, by Funatsu Kazuki. It's a manga about Yatsuki Nishizuru, a guy who can see ghosts and other spiritual beings, or "youkai" as they are commonly referred to in Japan.

This manga has an intriguing story and many funny moments, but the driving factor for me was the wide range of interesting characters, many of whom are based on Japanese mythology.

Just a warning though, this manga is especially ecchi (lots of perverted scenes, up-skirt shots, nudity, and lewd humour), and is not suitable for persons under the age of 18. But those of you who can look past that (or embrace it as I do ) will find a highly entertaining story filled with twists, turns, and maybe even a heart-warming moment or two.

http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Youkai-Shouj ... ?id=193253

Wookiepedia, because I'm a nerd and that's what nerds do.

Ander - written by contrast

cuddlewolf wrote:Ander - written by contrast

Thank you, it really means a lot to know that people are reading my work. I hope you'll enjoy it. :3

I'm between books right now, but I've been re-reading "On Writing", by Stephen King, just until I find something that tickles my fancy.

"Priestess of the white" by trudy canavan. I love it. Jumps around a lot, but not in a bad ways

I haven't been reading anything. x.x

Contrast wrote:"Onepunch-Man", a manga about a man who can defeat anything with one punch.
http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Onepunch-Man ... ?id=145019

They released a trailer for the upcoming anime adaptation.



Lol, I'm such a hipster.

Sequential Art just got funnier

Catching up on twokinds and gla- no fuck twokinds.
I don't like it anymore

I feel the same. last three pages... dafuq?

Sakul Ebbon wrote:Catching up on twokinds and gla- no fuck twokinds.
I don't like it anymore

Working through two at the moment - Dan Brown's Digital Fortress (yes, obviously Brown's stuff embarrassingly written, poorly researched, and completely implausible, but if you go into it with that in mind, it's also wonderfully entertaining), and Red Fox by Charles GD Robertson, which is about the life of a red fox in the Canadian wilderness. It's amazingly done, he gives the animals personality and character without anthropomorphising them or whitewashing how harsh their lives are. His love of the creatures is obvious - I reckon he might've been a bit of a furry if he'd been born in this era.

Last of the wilds - Trudy Canavan. Really enjoying this series.

The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini

The feels are very strong with this one ;_;


But also a brilliant book. Check it out if you've never heard of it.

Now I may be wrong... but am I the only one that sees this as kind of similar to TwoKinds?

http://project2nd.com/

If my coffee does not kick in soon I'll be reading the back of my eyelids... Which, is not a good thing, I'm still at work.

Maga-Tsuki, by Taguchi Hoshino. http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Maga-Tsuki/C ... e?id=92053

It's a delightful comedy manga (not nearly as ecchi as most of the manga I've recommended up until now) about 15-year-old Yasuke who lives at a shrine with his sister.

One day he accidentally breaks a sacred mirror containing a trapped goddess and his soul gets bound to her by a powerful curse. This means that if he ever lets go of her, or if they ever stop touching each other for even a moment, he'll die.

Fortunately, the goddess is a cute girl who is very nice.

Unfortunately, she isn't just any goddess. She's a goddess of disaster and calamity, and terrible things happen whenever she gets upset.

Some Southern States remain defiant, despite the fact that they should know that it's over.

I'm reading Jerry Coyne's new book, Faith Vs Fact: Why Science and Religion are Incompatible.

Recently finished Tom Clancy's Hunt for Red October, very good book and enjoyed it thoroughly, but not sure what to start reading next.

Tracy Kidder -> The Soul of a New Machine
Keeps me busy whe I don't have class...

Got lazy, not much recently but have a few on the wish list.

I'm reading the Go Rin no Sho, with deviations into TV Tropes every so often.

Haven't been reading Faith Vs Fact but I did read Kyell Gold's Green Fairy in one day.

The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

Carrying on with the last book I've read, I've decided to read Tom Clancy's next book in the series, Patriot Games. It's starts out with a lot of action that I would usually consider to be worthy of a action story's climax, so I'm a bit pensive if it blew it's load early and gonna stay disappointingly limp later.

I just had a sneak peak at what Tempo O' Kun has up his sleeve for this month's Sofawolf publication.

~jealous~ Awesome! You didn't sign a NDA did you?