And lo, great squeeing did arise throughout the land.

[owlectomy]

For the box of Japanese books has arrived.

Now to go to Weaver Street Market to eat apple cake in the sunlight and read my manga.

Comments

[takumashii.livejournal.com]

Kaguya Hime #26 & 27 are the only manga; aside from that, I have Yumemakura Baku's first Onmyouji novel, one of the later Fujimi Orchestra novels by Akizuki Koo, "Tsuki no Kage, Kage no Umi" by Ono Fuyumi, "Risou no Kokugo Kyoukasho," and the above-mentioned "How to write Boys Love novels" book (I collect how-to-write books. I can't help it). I have a lot of trouble justifying spending that much money for shipping unless it's somehow educational, and I can still justify novels, no matter how light, as educational.

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

This is amazon.jp, I assume?

Have you read any other of the Onmyouji novels or is this the first?

[takumashii.livejournal.com]

It's bk1.jp. Shipping was a little bit less expensive (which is why I was astonished that my books arrived so soon; I picked nearly the slowest shipping option).

This is the first Onmyouji novel I've bought, but I did see the movie three times. I know that it's very much not the same thing, but I was in Japan when the whole Onmyouji thing was popular, and it rubbed off on me a whole lot.

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

Just to say, vol 1 reads different from the later ones. I'm reading them out of order, and think I may have read the second best one first and the best one second; and neither alas was vol 1.