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moving journals
Hey! It's been a while, ahahah......
I'm moving eljay journals. For reasons too complex and selfish to really get into, but the basics are simply because I want to slowly sever ties with the name 'elsiey'. *shrugs* The new journal is horsduciel and while it's quite empty right now, I promise there will be plenty of fics and reviews and rabbles there later. ( Read more... ) -
*.* Gift Fic? For me?
So I avoided my f-list for the past week 'cause my workload was gonna crush me into millions of pieces if I didn't get my act together, and I come back to the eljay world to find GIFT FIC!!
*.* You guys... Best. Present. EVER!!! -
Boycott Tokyopop and its Manga Pilot contract from HELL!!
Oh lord, I cannot believe my eyes. Bryan Lee O'Malley describes it all
*chucks all Tokyopop manga/manhwa I own* I don't care how much I love that series/creator. I can support them by other means WITHOUT pooling any money towards that satanic corporation of death. -
Manwha Review: Peppermint by Eun-Jin Seo
I've seen the manwha lying around before, but I never went into it 'cause I read the summary (which goes something along the lines of--fangirl is like, totally in love with this idol who goes to her school!! but likes, this other dude, keeps coming into my life and interfering with my moments with said idol crush!! love triangle of the century, ( Read more... ) -
Movies of April 18: Forbidden Kindgom, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, etc.
So, I've been movie watching this month. I remember the weekend of April 18, where I briefly struggled between choosing Forbidden Kingdom or Forgetting Sarah Marshall as the movie to watch on the opening weekend. In the end, Forbidden Kingdom won out, because Jackie Chan + Jet Li = Epic, and the friend I was going with that particular weekend to ( Read more... ) -
Review of Jason Long's Offensive Fouls
So, last Thursday, my class was invited to see a play performed at our school called Offensive Fouls. I was tempted to skip because I had assignments that were unfinished that I had to hand in two periods later, and watching these plays always seemed like a waste of time, because they were usually dull and preachy, and I couldn't recall a single ( Read more... ) -
First Impressions of Gonzo's Tower of Druaga and BLASSREITER
So, for those who are out of the loop in the anime business world, Gonzo, a Japanese animation company, has decided to release two of their new anime titles Tower of Druaga and BLASSREITER on the worldwide web with subtitles for international viewing! Of course, that basically means that I have to watch these two anime titles now, just to relish ( Read more... ) -
Novels of 2008
Just to keep track of what I've read this year. Record-keeping, you might say.
1. Storm Thief by Chris Wooding
2. Midnight at the Dragon Cafe by Judy Fong Bates
3. Keturah and Lord Death by Martine Leavitt
4. Replay by Ken Grimwood
5. Green Grass, Running Water by Thomas King
6. She's So Money by Cherry Cheva
7. Carpe Diem by Autumn Cornwell ( Read more... ) -
In which I ramble about 21, and the Greatness of Card Counting
Okay, I’ve basically been really hyped about the 21 movie since I saw the trailer a couple months ago while watching the previews for Cloverfield, and knowing that it’s coming out this month, in less than twenty days, I couldn’t bear it any more and ransacked YouTube.Com to see if there was any more extra features for 21Unfortunately, I found no ( Read more... ) -
Book Review: Midnight at Dragon Café by Judy Fong Bates
Yeah, so I'm a little late on my book review promise. But hey, the review is extra long this time so... Hopefully it makes up for it. XD ( Read more... )