I Thot You Was a Toad's manga / #shounen ai(99)

The prince of a country in the midst of plague and turmoil meets a mysterious stranger, an angel in disguise, who once loved his grandfather in vain.

Interesting story about an average young man who lands a job, through his father's connections, as an assistant to a super-intellect and egoist, a professor with few organizational skills of his own.

Primarily about the relationship which develops between Mitsu, an overly sensitive young man with a tendency to withhold his self-expression to the point that misunderstandings often crop up, and Tsuburaya, a historical novelist who gets so busy that he cannot look after himself, against the background of a boarding house with roommate who care for each other, and school chums who want to create friendships. Mainly an interesting character study and more shounen ai than yaoi.

Gods and nature spirits change into human form to help the humans who love them. A series of very sweet-natured short stories about a benign supernatural world that rewards those who are gentle and good.

Once, while filled with sparkly magic, Tokitou wrote a fantastic book which inspired a lot of people. One of these people is Kushima, his present assistant/editor. Sadly, since the book was published, Tokitou has no more sparkles or inspiration and cannot write. Two years is a long time, and the chief editor wants to call back Kushima. Something's got to give ...

Astrophysicist fellow, Kawamoto Kuroki, has cast his wandering gay eyes on Koroki, another doctorate student in the Astronomy department, who he met during a particularly magical meteor shower viewing one night. Sadly for him Koroki is solely fixated on the professor, and there is no attachment to his desire. So what is a jaded maneater like Kawamoto to do? A richly developed and realistic story about mature love, the lack of expectations and personal sacrifice. A very satisfying read!

At a school of anthropomorphed animals, wolves engage in pelt-reaping and a little fox has just wandered into the midst of one. I love this wildly original story idea and can't wait to see where it goes.

Oosawa, host club manager, tries to flirts with Fukagawa, uninterested librarian, but the barriers are high and solid. He perseveres, but after an entire chapter, there isn't so much as a nibble. Will Oosawa's glue-like persistance pay off? Since the manga isn't labeled yaoi, it's anyone's guess.