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On we sail!!! I always like the ways authors draw themselves... the soft and easy to draw little figures you arrive at

They* were all kneeling in respect. (Us)

Kaya's a good big sister. ❤️

Man, what a beautiful closer- seeing this update was such a delight! And honestly... this one hit a little close to home. I stream as a duo with my best friend, small time but with a good little audience. And you see people get all tied up in the numbers. Its easy to feel like its a pass-fail...

Thank you for your hard work! I really love the sense of personality captured in our little old young fighters tones.

I can't blame him. That's a smile you follow right into hell so that you keep it in front of you; let alone if you need revenge on the devil.

At that point, feels like a safety hazard

There's something charming to me about these doujin being when we see the sweetest interior moments... both kinds of intimacy, tucked away a bit.

Woah, ive been a fan of the main series for a long time, and had no idea about this series! How cute...

the normal book shows up at normal bookstores/amazon p easy if you plug the name in o7! I got the audiobook through libro.fm https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9798855409963-about-a-place-in-the-kinki-region libros dope it's as cheap as audible but you can set it up to kick part of the sales to a...

ahhh, we must take a moment of peaceful appreciation, when presented with such healing material... I like the gentle, matter of fact, real kind of. It's a Teen Relationship feeling. Neither a pure fantasy, or particularly messy. Just two girls who like each other a lot and wind up being a...

Brr, that rictus smile... I wound up liking this series so much, I looked into it and found the novel has an English translation! And an audiobook too, which I've been quite enjoying. Thank y'all again for working on this series.

Hah! Honestly, this kind of horror author is fine, I think. The way his stories flow arent like... "ghost stories" like the kind you'd make a movie out of. They're ghost stories the way they feel, the way they get told. The meandering little scary flash of thought.... Or maybe I'm sympathetic...

See heres the real trick. If your kid tells you a story LIKE this about the chair in the yard and she's scared of it? Sure, if you're REALLY in a horror story trying to burn it will ALSO go bad. But also fuck it. Kerosine, gasoline, matches.

I think my favorite part is that she leads with her making the flyers and ads herself. Which mean that by her own hand, her own two hands, every single death for every single grey job she ever collected money for, was recruited. It's not just she skimmed money. Took it from her own brother...

funny chapter to read having been a rural kid who wished I was going out to the city.

Ahhhh this one's relatable. I found out later that's called dyscalculia, and its why I had to re-learn a lot of base math in high school. There's work arounds tho- like keeping track on the knuckles on your hands to track things, or an abacus. But until then.... well. When you're little...

Sometimes it's really like that. I find myself incredibly charmed by this series; it feels like such an honest recounting of an age that can be lost to sentimentality pretty easily. This chapters kind of bitter feeling.... that shitty childhood feeling of kind of. Knowing something is wrong in...

No, i get it. As a kid my schools mostly all had the awful heavy metal hand-crank sharpeners.... it never looked as nice.

Haaaaaugh. Something about this set of three.... obviously this figure is horrible. The vauge way it seems to be a pile of something. Loose. But the way it triangulates against the friendly cat and the strange white cloth. Lovely ❤️