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Tag Archives: manga
Book Review: Run For It
Run For It: Stories Of Slaves Who Fought For Their Freedom, by Marcelo D’Salete This is the sort of book that is designed to appeal to contemporary sensibilities of self-hating whites and blacks who want to point to the dignity … Continue reading
Book Review: The Manga Guide To Cryptography
The Manga Guide To Cryptography, by Masaaki Mitani, Shinichi Sato, and Idero Hinoki This book is simultaneously a discussion of cryptography as well as a bit of a mystery novel. Now, if one is alert and aware, the mystery is … Continue reading
Book Review: The Manga Guide To Statistics
The Manga Guide To Statistics, by Shin Takahashi This book is surprisingly awkward to read. To be sure, this book has plenty of funny material in it. Unfortunately, the framing of this material is more than a little bit uncomfortable, … Continue reading
Book Review: The Manga Guide To Databases
The Manga Guide To Databases, by Mana Takahashi and Shoko Azuma Having read one of these books before, I was cautiously optimistic that this book would be both entertaining and instructive and I found that to be the case. In … Continue reading
Book Review: The Manga Guide To Linear Algebra
The Manga Guide To Linear Algebra, by Shin Takahashi and Iroha Inoue After having read this book and finding it greatly enjoyable as well as informative, I think that the Manga guides to other subjects are likely to be of … Continue reading
A Tour Of The Austen 2019: Pride & Prejudice
Pride & Prejudice, by Jane Austen, illustrated by Shiei Do you like Pride & Prejudice? Do you like beautifully drawn and immensely appealing manga? If you answered yes to one (or both) of these questions, then this nearly 600 page … Continue reading
Book Review: Jane Austen: Her Heart Did Whisper
Jane Austen: Her Heart Did Whisper, by Manuela Santoni It is little surprise that a woman who has written some of the most enduring works of fiction in the English language should attract the attention of those who want to … Continue reading
The Rain In Mae Rim Stays Mainly In The Plain
I had for some days planned to go to Mae Rim on some business (including changing money out of dollars and into baht), but had been delayed for various reasons until this morning. And for a while today I was … Continue reading
Book Review And Musing On: Strawberry Panic
Strawberry Panic, story by Sakurako Kimino, Art by Takuminamuchi, translated by Anastasia Moreno, Yayoi Ihne, and Jason DeAngelis You might think that nothing deep and intriguing could be learned from the pages of a manga novel. You would be wrong … Continue reading
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