Today is indeed a unique day in the history of the world, more specifically in the country of Japan. Yesterday marked the end of a literal era, the Heisei Era (meaning “peace everywhere”), of Japan. Now with the Crown Prince’s ascension comes the beginning of a new era, known to the world as the Reiwa Era (令和) with a translated meaning of most closely the phrase “beautiful harmony”.
Chapter Nineteen for “Defying Destiny” has been posted! Check it out!
Very quick overview of the event I attended last week, DC’s Sakura Matsuri, the ending event of the Cherry Blossom Festival held annually in DC in celebration of the the first 2000 Cherry Blossom trees gifted to Washington DC from Tokyo to enhance the growing relations between the two countries.
Cosplayers face the constant balancing act of figuring how to do said hobby in a way that doesn’t tear them apart in one way or another, whether that be from work, family, social life, other hobbies, or even health. So how can cosplayers find a balance? What makes for a “happy” cosplayer?
For this month’s artist spotlight, we’re focusing on model, singer, and actress, AKIRA from Chiba, Japan!
As I write this, my heart aches for the people of Paris, France, and the Catholic church who have lost much of Notre Dame. Watching the burning of this magnificent building was gut wrenching.
As Easter is upon us, I wish to express to you all some Easter Thoughts on why I rely on Christ in my life. Because for me, faith in Jesus Christ, has been about the most liberating force ever in my life. Many people have asked me how this is possible.
Writing good stories, both original and fan fiction, can be hard. If it was easy, we would all be the next JK Rowling. So how do we get an inspired, unique, and all around good story to enter our brains? Here are 7 tips and tricks for writing good, inspired fan fiction.
Today, we’re talking Bucket Lists, which are a bit of a passion of mine. But more specifically, we’re talking about why you should have them and how to create them.
I hated typing. It was rather humiliating. Imagine my surprise when my most hated enemy – the dreaded keyboard, became my friend.