Discussion, Resources, Roundtables, & Reviews
For this month’s BL Bookrack, I decided to check out The Color of Love, which was among the BL titles Amazon recently removed from its store for (theoretically) violating its content requirements.
Did it deserve this fate? Not in my opinion! Check out my review for the details.
While I’d stop short of calling myself an actual fan of A Strange and Mystifying Story, it was at least interesting and I found Tsuta Suzuki’s distinct art style very appealing. When the opportunity to read another work from her arose, therefore, I was eager to seize it.
You can find my review for Manga Bookshelf’s BL Bookrack column here.
Review copy provided by the publisher.
This time travel historical romance is actually a lot more rational than one would expect. Unfortunately, the romance is the least successful element of the story.
You can find my review for BL Bookrack here.
Review copies provided by the publisher.
I reviewed Crimson Snow, a BL short story collection from BLU Manga, for this month’s BL Bookrack column. Despite the yakuza connection, the three-part title story is quiet and compelling and well worth the price of admission all on its own.
You can find that review here.