Hello! It's nice to know you are still around. I see where are you going with the growing BL fandom, it's also true that there's a lot more licenced manga in USA and other countries so it's nice that a lot of mangaka are being known and are able to live of their profession. Actually, in my country there's not one yaoi manga being licenced, so it's kinda sad since I'm a book collector and I always buy my favourites manga and all kind of books (literature and even haiku books) so I can have it in the printed format and look at it with loving gaze! When I'm writing this, I'm about to get a Slam Dunk manga kanzenban edition in japanese from a sort of ebay from my country so I do want to have hard copies and make my love known to the great mangaka who make me so happy with their stories and art. Now, that is about manga, but then, BLCD are a rarity and the currency in my country makes it impossible to me to buy it outside (and there's restrictions when you buy something outside the country so it may actually never get to your hands!)well, this is just rambling, I mean, there's a lot of people out there, some who dosen't care and those who do care. Ultimately is your decision who you want to share yours translations, and I think that is fine. Of course I would love to be able to understand a lot of drama CDs but maybe I should just learn more japanese! Sorry for my shabby english, I'm no native speaker either so... Thank you for your previous translations! that already makes me grateful to you!
Sorry for my shabby english, I'm no native speaker either so...
Thank you for your previous translations! that already makes me grateful to you!
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