I am expanding my thesis work, “Echos on Celluloid: The Historic Memory of WWII as Seen Thru Japanese Anime” and will be offering it in book form via Amazon!
In addition to my work on Akira, Paranoia Agent, and Yamato, the book will include two new, exclusive chapters, one focusing on the “War Orphan” trope in Neon Genesis Evangelion and the other on Ghost In The Shell and the loss of Japanese identity. These chapters will ONLY be available in print and will NOT be published here, on my site.
Stay tuned!
This was an interesting site to come across as my family and I were going through my recently deceased father’s…
Hello! I’m curious if you ever finished writing this book. I really enjoyed the insights from your blog post about…
damn auto correct: just came across…. I’m planning for 2025 to make a jaunt to Normandy.
Hello – I happened upon this blog after discussing Ruth Norton with my aunt. Ruth was my maternal grandfather’s sister…
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Assorted Musings from an Unknown Historian 
Hello! I’m curious if you ever finished writing this book. I really enjoyed the insights from your blog post about Paranoia Agent and would love to read your analysis of NGE.
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