Virtual Book Tour: Master Of The Opera Acts 1 & 2 by Jeffe Kennedy

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SERIES TITLE: Master Of The OperaAUTHOR: Jeffe Kennedy

2013: My Year in Anime

I already have posts for , , , , , ,, , , , , , ,, , , , , and . You can click right on the names to take you to those writeups. So: what else did I watch, but didn't write about? Let's see!



STEINS;GATE (2011)

Epic Fantasies in Anime

Because of how complex the epic stories are it's hard to find series in this style and even less that are really good because many times they overdo it having a very pretentious tone or making them too complex and hard to watch. Fortunately I'll recommend you two series that have all in its stories in just measure balancing thes tories between personal and epic developing a fantastic world vaery fascinating and complete. These two series are Berserk and Juni Kokki which despite telling stories with different goal they share a memorable story and characters developed in detail.



BERSERK

Mapping Imaginary Worlds

This is a map that I drew for my upcoming Twelve Kingdoms trilogy. It's on my mind because I just returned from a conference that my editor for this trilogy (Peter Senftleben, Kensington Press) also attended. Not only dig he take me and the hubs out for an amazing seafood dinner, but he also told me they want to include the map in the books.



So very, very cool!

My Top 50 Anime

Well it's been nearly two years since I last updated my Top 50 Anime list - a ridiculous amount of time to leave it untouched really.I decided to completely redo the list, it is remarkable how you can completely change your mind about a show after a while - some shows went up in my estimation, some went down and I had two years worth of new shows to cram in somewhere too!But I did it and now



But I didn't want to lose some of the entries so here's what's out and what's in.

The Walls of Westernfort (e-book) by Jane Fletcher

The Walls of Westernfort is F/F SOFT SCIENCE FICTION (it feels more like fantasy than like sci-fi, though) published by . According to , it's 95,194 words long. , Fletcher lists it as either the second book in her Celaeno series, if you're reading in publication order, or the fourth book, if you're reading in chronological order.



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Twelve Kingdoms Collection 1 Blu-ray Anime Review

Anime adaptations have to deal with that in different ways and Twelve Kingdoms goes for a generally accurate adaptation with its pacing.. Twelve Kingdoms is done as series of arcs, with opening one having great title of “Shadow of Moon, ...

Twelve Kingdoms Collection 3 Blu-ray Anime Review

Originally airing in 2002 and 2003, transfer for this TV series is presented in its original aspect ratio of 1.33:1 in 1080p using AVC codec. twelve episodes are spread across three discs in a six/three/three format. Twelve Kingdoms has a ...