Showing posts with label blog carnival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog carnival. Show all posts
15.10.12
15.7.12
Our Genshiken Diairies: The Greek Community Part 3
Labels:
anime,
blog carnival,
community,
manga
9.7.12
22.6.12
Our Genshiken Diairies: The Greek Community Part 1
Introduction
We may not be advertising it a much, but The Beautiful World is a Greek based blog. As a team, both Foxie Lady and Neko-kun are not crazy about their country but they cannot help it and live in its reality. It is a part of this reality, our experience and opinion of the local j-community that we wish to share with our readers.
The main reasons that led to the creation of this article are as follow:
- The need to share a positive side of Greece, rather than the -quite reasonable- negativity that goes around these days.
- The wish to keep a sort memo of what happened the past six years, so that we can evaluate the present and future of the community.
- The interest to see what some of our closest friends have experienced as Greek "Otaku."
The article is separated in two parts: the first one will present my memories of the past and some interesting information on the Greek Otaku community. The second one is going to be an estimation of the present and the future, written by myself and others whose opinion I treasure.
Some events and periods will be briefly mentioned, to save space and time. The article focuses mostly on the experience I had as an "Otaku" living in Athens.
Labels:
anime,
blog carnival,
community,
Editorial,
manga
21.5.12
Blog Carnival: Our Genshiken Diairies
Let's get to see the bigger picture. There are quite a few blog carnival series that center in the personal journey of each blogger. But what about us and the anime community closest to us? We'd like to know more about how everyone experiences anime culture in his/her local/national community.
What kind of activities are there for anime/manga fans?
Any rants? The highlights?
What are the distinctive characteristics of each community?
How does the anime scene look like internationally?
Share your experience. You may as well invite guests, hold some interviews, research a bit, if you are in the mood. It's about the 'we', after all.
Contact Foxy Lady at her twitter account to link your post here, where you'll be able to find the other contributions as well. If this goes well, we're considering to make this a book by next year. So let's have some fun!
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Update: For those who want to write but the single anime community they are members of is the online one, they can participate later. We want to ask their understanding and patience. We don't wish to exclude their experience, but because everyone is online active, we'd like to prioritize the IRL groups that form around anime. Thus, let us wait about a month's time to see how the main theme of this anime carnival goes.
Thank you very much!
11.5.12
Diary of Anime Lived - Potpourri Part 1
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| by Child of Ginger |
Anime is a rich medium that knows how to deliver good/ powerful/ touching stories, if used properly. Their impact, of course, depends also from their viewers' experiences and tastes. When the viewers can see themselves in the story, that's when the strongest emotions are stirred and get unlocked. In this post, we reminiscence such key moments.
Part of the Diary of An Anime Lived Project. You can also check the Remembering Love project by trzr23 that is pretty similar.
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