I recently looked back at a novel I had given up writing. It was call "The Watchers of Web" and was about teens trying to stop a monster from ending the world. I killed it because I had no idea where the story was going.

I'm still reading through all the comics I got at Mice. So far one of my favorites is Love, Remember by June Dao. It revolves around two siblings reuniting and trying to make up for lost time.

Just got back from Mice(Massachusetts independent Comic Expo) with an empty wallet and a bag full of comics. Can't wait to read all these! I'll be reporting back on my favorites soon!

I made a cake for my sister's birthday. I think it turned out really well!

MY CABBAGES!!!

I know these are pretty late, but I went to Pax unplugged last weekend and wanted to share some pictures. It was a fantastic con, and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone who likes tabletop games.

Happy weekend, everyone! I finally have a couple of days off after working 12 days straight!

I finally brought myself to watch the last episode of #citytheanimation last night. As expected, I was very happy about the episode and very sad that the series was over (I was also sad for the first half of the episode). It is a brilliant adaptation. Kyoto Animation did amazing work.

I've been rereading Maus by Art Spiegelman recently. The first time I read it, I was blown away, but now I'm even more amazed at the small details of the book.

I recently updated my desk setup using the desk mat and mouse pad I got from Japan. I think it might be the best-looking and most functional setup I've ever had. I just hope I can keep it this clean! If anyone else has a cool desk setup, post it in the comments below!

I recently reread all the work of Nagata Kabi to prepare for her upcoming book. For those of you who haven't read her work, it's half autobiographical and half a philosophical exploration into topics such as love and loneliness. She's one of my favorite mangaka, and I can't recommend her work enough