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Entertaining, but maybe not too relatable if you weren't in love with Viggo Mortensen in 2002
A book of essays mostly on daily life, especially Miura’s fandoms (Boys Love manga, shoujo manga, the band Bakuchiku, and the Lord of the Rings movies), friendships, and travel in Japan. The tone throughout is funny, light, and breezy. She was young when she wrote these, in her mid-twenties, and the voice feels young, which can be both a good thing and a bad thing. Her style is creative; her word choices feel fresh and surprising without being too advanced or hard-to-read in terms of the vocabul