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In These Words (Yaoi Manga) GuiltPleasure, GuiltPleasure
Publisher: 801 Media, Incorporated

This entry was posted in Ao No Exorcist, MUST READ, Personal, Takarai Rihito, Tiger and Bunny and tagged ao no exorcist, bl manga, boys love, doujinshi, hana no mizo shiru, japan, takarai rihito, tiger and bunny, yaoi, yaoi cafe by xplodedtb. The graphic novel is scheduled for a print release on June 12, 2012. Digital Manga's 801 Media imprint will be releasing Jo Chen's English-language yaoi graphic novel In These Words. Omairi is BL, just like it always has been There is no such thing as 'shounen ai' or 'yaoi' manga in Japan — these are words that foreigners have mistranslated and used incorrectly. Yaoi is anime/manga focused on homoeroticism. And some of Shoowa's works, Nakamura Asumiko's works, and quite a few other mangaka. But this story is amazing I was so hooked up with it ,I couldn't put it down its one of the best. This is just it is too As I rephrase from a book on world traveling I read, these countries don't need to boast about how great they are, because they already know their 2 of the best! Well, the manga and the anime confirm this couple (at least oneside, but I believe we can bet on Germany too) and I'm Italian, so if I think this is the best one about a whole series intended to ridiculize my country, you can bet on it. We Western types have done what we do best, which is taking a foreign word and stretching it torturously until it fits whatever the hell we want it to- I've heard "yaoi" used as a noun, an adjective describing any vaguely homoerotic is most often based on live-action media (yeah, with the popularity of Star Wars doujinshi, this has shifted); Slash looks to the story for a reason to pair up guys, yaoi bases pairings on "Wouldn't these two guys look cute in bed together!". Recommended Last updated on April 17th, 2013, Despite the fact that I tried reading Junjou Romantica before and ended up dropping it, I decided to give this a go since these mangas are so popular. I think I didn't see Sekaiichi Hatsukoi, or Junjou Romantica either. In These Words isn't romantic in any way whatsoever. I'm definitely excited to see all of these get release dates, as I'm always for seeing more yaoi manga released in the States. I now know where my In These Words vol. It's too cute for words to comprehend. In this horrific suspense yaoi novel, Asano Katsuya is a psychiatrist who profiled a killer, and is then assigned to go be the person who extracts a full confession in some remote, dilapidated building. You can say that I don't like it. Doesn't sound like a bad In These Words ( vol. 1 - a collection of the first five chapters) Rating: 18+. Published by: 801 Media By: GUILT | PLEASURE (Artist: Jo Chen | Writer: Kichiku Neko) Translated by: Digital Manga, Inc.