Keizo Tezuka prefers logic to feelings. Feelings get people hurt. A strategist at heart, he believes every problem has a pattern, every encounter a solution. Then a girl appears in his mirror—refined, archaic, radiating impossible magic. Izumi Hannei is no hallucination. An Omnimag...

He never believed in second chances. She never thought she deserved a first. When Ren steps into the dojo, she isn’t looking for strength—she’s looking for somewhere she won’t be discarded. When Sota sees her take a punch to the face and smile through it, he realizes she’s carrying scars deep...

As an Inquisitor, Casimir has the pleasure of dealing with Weavers. His so-called intellectual betters, blessed with the power of controlling Aether, the master of all elements. But despite all those years of schooling, so many of them can’t seem to pay their damn licensing fees on time! Jett ...

Ecatepec, Mexico City, 2005. Emily lives between her mother's neglect and her grandmother's indifference, finding comfort in the paranormal. To others, it's an absurd hobby, but for her, it's her escape from reality. But without realizing it, the escape merges with her reality.

The story follows Noa, a 16-year-old girl with cat ears and a tail — a young beastman living in a world very similar to our own. The technology, culture, and daily life resemble those of modern-day Japan, with one major difference: in this world, various races such as elves, dwarves, and beastmen...

In a large and wealthy winter city dominated by a militant church a group of migrants come in and a set of tragedies begin to take place. A mysterious woman who doesn’t fit in, a religious leader who for the first time in decades is acting erratically and a little girl who finds herself in the mi...

Our hero wakes up one day as a black hole in a strange solar system, and it could tear the planetary neighborhood apart.

HG no horā tanpen shōsetsu HG’s Horrid Shorts: Where the Ordinary Goes to Die Think you know what lurks in the dark? Think again. HG’s Horrid Shorts is a visceral descent into the uncanny, a collection of bite-sized nightmares crafted for those who crave the thrill of the "what if." These are...

Kanashimi no shijin /A Poet for Sorrow is less a collection of verse and more a descent into a crumbling, monochromatic psyche. Written under the evocative mantle of H.G., the book functions as a lyrical grimoire of grief, blending the sharp edges of Victorian Gothicism with the blurred, nonsensi...