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Leah Thomas

Leah Thomas is the author of several YA novels, including the Morris Award finalist Because You'll Never Meet Me and the Edgar Award finalist Wild and Crooked . She currently lives and works in Tottori, Japan, surrounded by cats, students, and youkai.

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Mima beside a reflection of her pop idol persona in a scene from Perfect Blue (1997)
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Perfect Blue: I Was a Satoshi Kon Imposter

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Images from three anime series: Tropical-Rouge! PreCure, Pastel Yumi, the Magic Idol, and Magilumière Co. Ltd
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Anime Grab Bag Vol. 2: Magical Girl Mania

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Screenshot from Mushishi “Beneath the Snow”
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Winter Reverie: A Single, Vital Episode of Mushishi

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Images of mecha from three anime series: Burst Angel, Brave Bang Bravern!, and Captain Earth
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Anime Grab Bag Vol. 1: Mecha Madness

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Screenshot from the trailer of Attack of Titan: The Musical
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I Dreamed a Nightmare: Closing Night at Attack on Titan: The Musical

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Photo of a statue on the Mizuki Shigeru Road in Sakaiminato, Japan
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The Beautiful Humanity of Ghosts: Shigeru Mizuki’s Legacy 

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Tetsuo admires his robotic arm in a scene from Akira
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What’s With Anime’s Weird Preoccupation With Hands?

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A detail from cover art for the manga The Summer Hikaru Died
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Forbidden Bodies: The Summer Hikaru Died and the Desperate Terror of Queer Adolescence 

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Recreation of Yubaba's office at Ghibli Park
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Disembodied Monster Heads Spark Joy: A Visit to Ghibli Park

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