Welcome to Litsy!

This got me out of my reading slump and then I turned back to the beginning and read it again. Detailed expressive panels and a story about a queer disabled teen attending her first comic convention with her supportive, geeky mom. I loved it all! I get the sense this was published first in Australia and just came out in the US? It was on display at my indie bookstore as having won an ALA award (Stonewall) this year.

This was a fun set of stories revolving around an anime/manga conference and as advertised the drama and romance that comes with it. This actually reminds me of writer conferences I used to attend. Fun and silly with a sweet romance.

Just picked up from the library : this adorable looking geeky manga with disability rep.

On my hook : bi pride halter top (a request from one of the young people in my life) #litsycrafters

Accurate.

Book #16

Neither of the MCs is likable and the female one is annoying!

This book was so much fun! I was/am such a huge fanboy. The struggle of a character to genuinely find a comfortable group they can be themselves with is good literature in 2020 or 1920.

Had to stop reading with 30 pages left...need to savor the fun of this book for one more day!

The obsessive world of fan fiction and fan art... great stuff... have to slow down and savor the last 100 pages.