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Anime Aftershocks: Afterwords on conventions, cosplay, karaoke, and crossdressing [Kindle Edition]
by blueZhift
Anime Aftershocks chronicles the author’s adventures traveling to popular anime and comic book conventions in the Midwest and Eastern United States over a period of 6 years. Anime Aftershocks follows his evolution from casual photographer to karaoke singer, music video editor, and crossdressing cosplayer.
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Rolled Up Dimensionality: Short stories from a forgotten life [Kindle Edition]
by blueZhift
Rolled Up Dimensionality is a string of 5 Sci-Fi short stories and a collection of Japanese haiku inspired SF poetry. Bug eyed monsters, a half-naked tied up Asian girl, and a time traveling ninja open the collection in the farcical “Gracie Under Pressure.” Later stories include out of body vacationing, deadly training exercises, and the angst of the void.
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Oh My!: A thinking man’s guide to crossplay [Kindle Edition]
by blueZhift
If you’re a guy who’s ever wanted to dress in drag for Halloween, or as Sailor Moon at an anime convention, then this is the guide for you. With straight talk and a sense of humor, Oh My!: A thinking man’s guide to crossplay will tell you what you need to know, but have been afraid to ask.
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The Great Robot Adventure [Kindle Edition]
by Vincent Wang-Yan McKibben
What do you do when your best friend builds an evil robot on your front lawn? You take care of business of course! Join this light adventure in friendship, food, and a giant evil robot from a 4th grade point of view!
A graphic novel originally created for the 4th Grade Young Authors Competition.
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OMG Kawaii Desu!: A parent’s guide to anime, manga, and cosplay [Kindle Edition]
by blueZhift
Your kids are watching cartoons with apple loving demons and magical schoolgirls, mixing Japanese words you don’t understand with their English, reading black and white comic books backwards, and wearing strange costumes. What’s a parent to do? First don’t panic, it’s okay. Your kids are just fans of Japanese anime, manga, and cosplay. This guide is intended to give you an educated look into the world your kids have embraced.
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