Book description
Relive Christie's three-year adventure at the Yatta Anime Convention with this 15th-anniversary edition of Svetlana Chmakova's debut series: Dramacon. All three volumes are compacted into one pocket-sized edition.
Vol 1 Summary: When amateur writer Christie settles in the artist alley of her first-ever anime convention, she sees it as an…
Why read it?
1 author picked Dramacon as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
As a cartoonist, the convention scene has always been nostalgic to me, and serves as the perfect backdrop for this slow-burning romance about a guy who cosplays and a girl who writes comics. Manga and anime, love and heartbreak, pocky and ramune, this love story hits all the nerdy notes in just the right way.
From Stephen's list on graphic YA with slow-burning high school romances.
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