Baccano! Volume 11: 1705 The Ironic Light Orchestra Review
When it comes to a story about immortals, it's only natural that the setting will jump around and this time we go the farthest...
Hazure Skill: The Guild Member with a Worthless Skill Is Actually a Legendary Assassin...
Somehow, someway, Roland became the world's greatest assassin despite having the skill Unobtrusive. This skill Roland himself calls a loser skill matched his assassination...
Final Fantasy VII: On the Way to a Smile Review
NOTE: This review contains spoilers for both Final Fantasy VII and Advent Children. While some of these stories were written as a way to...
Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody Volume 1 Review
The English light novel market is starting to become peppered with "regular Earth guy is transported to another world (and it looks suspiciously like...
Sugar Apple Fairy Tale Volume 3: The Silver Sugar Master and the Ivory Aristocrat...
I have to admit sometimes my memory isn't very sharp, and I'm not 100% certain some of the characters Anne knows here were actually...
The Miracles of the Namiya General Store Review
The Namiya General Store sells all of the usual things you'd expect to find in a rural general store, like stationary and snacks, but...
The Cursed Princess and the Lucky Knight Review
I first have to say...that knight on the cover doesn't look so lucky so much as he's just someone ready to slice up some...
Pretty Boy Detective Club: The Pretty Boy in the Attic Review
Pretty Boy Detective Club's third volume, despite being called The Pretty Boy in the Attic, is about a bunch of paintings found above the...
Another World’s Zombie Apocalypse Is Not My Problem! Review
The title is a little misleading. Another World's Zombie Apocalypse Is Not My Problem! sounds like the protagonist has no interest in helping stem...
Log Horizon: Game’s End, Volumes 3 and 4 Review
Volumes three and four of the Log Horizon light novel series (corresponding to episodes eleven to twenty-one of the anime) form a two-part story subtitled...













