Hideout
Review Sometimes you run into those manga that is worth reading for the art alone, even if the story is not the strongest. I didn't know what I was getting…
Magnum Opus
Review Beware the green-eyed monster; the sin of envy can be deadly! I picked this novella up on a whim and am glad I did. From the synopsis, I expected…
Seven Rabbits
Review Seven Rabbits is a mean book. A brutal revenge story that hits back at the ‘boys will be boys’ excuse for letting rich boys get away with abuse and…
The Trees Grew Because I Bled There: Collected Stories
Review Eric LaRocca has shot to the top of my favorite author list in one year. I’ve been dazzled by the depth and breadth of his understanding of the human…
No One Rides For Free
Review I had such mixed feelings toward this novella, and it bummed me out. The first five chapters were honestly a RUSH, that first scene where Jodi gets back in…
What Good Girls Do
Review What Good Girls Do is an absolutely brutal book, both in the subject matter and in the way that it is written. The book is told through the dual…
The Autumnal
Review The Autumnal is a wild card of a graphic novel. It was an easy graphic novel to finish in a single sitting, it was genuinely creepy a few times…
Confessions
Review How would you react if your child was murdered by two of your students? Yuko is a teacher that finds herself conflicted between her grief as a mother and…
Burn the House Down Vol. 8
Review A marvelous ending to one of the most engaging manga series I've read in a long time. Burn the House Down delivered the emotional ending that I wanted and…
Burn the House Down Vol. 7
Review This volume was a masterpiece, the denouement before the last volume. Like a wildfire, this volume was like the absolute peak of the inferno before the steady decay and…