Shokugeki no Soma: Come for the Foodgasms, Stay for the Rebellion
I started watching Shokugeki no Soma because it was one of the eight anime featured in Crunchyroll's Passport to Japan contest....
Jamie Sugah
Jamie has a BA in English with a focus in creative writing from The Ohio State University. She self-published her first novel, The Perils of Long Hair on a Windy Day, which is available through Amazon. She is currently an archivist and lives in New York City with her demon ninja vampire cat. She covers television, books, movies, anime, and conventions in the NYC area.
Black Star Renegades: All Style With Little Substance
The galaxy is in chaos. Praxis is on the brink of complete control, and only the Paragon can save the...
Attack on Titan Humble Bundle: Pay What You Want for Over $500 of Manga
I started watching the Attack on Titan anime last year, just before season 2 premiered. After the season 2 finale, I...
Missed THE ROOM In Theaters? You’ve Got One More Shot on Friday
Tommy Wiseau's exquisitely bad The Room, which achieved cult status thanks in part to celebrities talking about how unbelievably terrible it...
Pokémon GO Still A Thing, Adds New Pokémon Kyogre
I'm not sure how popular Pokémon GO still is. I haven't even installed the app on the new phone I...
Amazon Seems to Have Killed Its Anime Channel
As an Amazon Prime member, I was pretty annoyed at having to pay an extra fee to enjoy their anime...
The Cruel Prince Review: Gritty Fantasy With A Kick
The world of Faerie is not like our own. This is something that Jude, the main character in Holly Black's...
A History of Magic Comes to New York
In a move that has wizards everywhere scratching their heads, the Wizarding Historical Society of Britain has decided to open...
Forest of a Thousand Lanterns: Delightfully Dark
Before I started reading, all I knew about Julie Dao's Forest of a Thousand Lanterns was that it was very popular at...
Warcross Review: Entertaining, If Slightly Predictable
Warcross isn't just a game; it's life. In Marie Lu's ambiguously set future, Warcross is as ubiquitous as breathing. In...