Fruits Basket 2×01 Review: “Hello Again”
How do you survive a look like that? It's back, y'all! It's back! The reboot of Fruits Basket was one of...
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.
BookCon’s Virtual Read-a-Thon Will Help Support Bookstore Workers
BookCon, ReedPop's annual convention dedicated to books, announced today the lineup for their first Virtual Read-a-Thon, featuring more than 25...
Haikyuu Chapter 389 Manga Review: “King of the Court Part 2”
This image slaps. I want this tattooed on my arm. Oh my. Three Kageyama-focused chapters in a row. Is it...
Haikyuu 4×13 Review: “The Second Day”
This is just so weird. What a frustrating place to have a cliffhanger! But it's true, "The Second Day" is...
The Shows Must Go On YouTube Channel Brings Theater to Your Home
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Image: Michael Garcia The show must go on! Sadly, in this time of global...
“Oh! My Emperor” Is Ridiculous and I Love It
As some of you may know, I've recently become extremely obsessed with The Untamed, the live-action adaptation of the BL novel...
“Check Please: Sticks and Scones” Review: These Are Tears of JOY, Y’all
I got a box from First Second in mid-February, and when I saw that they sent me a copy of Check...
Wednesday Webcomics: Make a Deal with the Devil in “Soul on Hold”
Art by Austen Marie Nowadays it feels like the end of the world, so what better time to lose yourself...
Haikyuu Chapter 388 Manga Review: “The Greatest Opponent, Part 2”
This is just...such a badass pose. It's like a superhero landing but in volleyball. After a serious drought of Kageyama...
Haikyuu 4×12 Review: “Vivid”
Karasuno has emerged victorious from their first match at Nationals, and "Vivid" takes the opportunity to check in on a...