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Romance Roundtable #56: Please Be My Star
Today we’re covering Victoria Grace Elliott’s Please Be My Star: a Phantom of the Opera-tinged romance between two theater kids that dares to ask: can hotties be sickos??? [affectionate].
Today we’re covering Victoria Grace Elliott’s Please Be My Star: a Phantom of the Opera-tinged romance between two theater kids that dares to ask: can hotties be sickos??? [affectionate].
As we spiral ever further towards certain catastrophe on this interminable mortal coil, there are some lights of hope that pass fleetingly by. Most often: the crones or otherwise eternal baddies found in all of our favorite escapist media. And so we present our top ten 2023 Crones of the Year.
Today we’re covering Sakaomi Yuzaki’s She Loves to Cook, and She Loves to Eat: a gorgeous, sweet yuri manga about true love as an adult (staying home and cooking heaping portions of delicious food together).
Today we’re covering Volumes 1 and 2 of Asumiko Nakamura’s Classmates: a sweet boys’ love manga about two extremely teenaged boys falling for each other and figuring things out about themselves along the way.
Surely the crone, who has survived so much, will know how to survive our present hellscape. And so we present our top ten 2022 Crones of the Year.
Dr. Martens boots have a long and fraught history, winding their way from post-World War II Europe into the hearts and closets of many people
Welcome back to Romance Roundtable: a feature where the editorial POME Crones gather together to discuss Romance Manga. Join us for our spiciest Romance Roundtable yet as we cover Yakuza Lover by Nozomi Mino: an absolutely R-rated romance between a bold, fearless college student and a beautiful twink yakuza boss.
You don’t have to feel the autumn’s chill to live your best goth life, but it certainly adds to the experience! The mysterious ambiance of
Would you ~swipe right~ on your favorite popular romantic leads? In this version of a dating app, illustrator and author Sophie Furman presents the heartfelt dating profiles of each character, filled with tales of their hobbies, pets, and favorite coffee order, among others. The only thing to ask is, which one is your favorite? Which one is first-date, at-first-sight worthy?
With the forward march of time comes everyone’s favorite month to be macabre: October! Sure, goths don’t need an excuse to be morbid and mysterious
Turning Red stealthily sums up Mei Lin’s relationship with her mother through a surprising and colorful motif: Mei’s relationship with her Tamagotchi.
Join us for improbable magical powers, matchmaking bosses, and, most importantly, two cute hunks having big feelings.