Light novels

Thread for sharing and discussing light novels. What are you Ccrrently reading? Currently reading the SAO progressive novels, on book 3.

>>2034

Does anyone have the Dirty Pair light novels by Haruka Takachiho? I know Microsoft had translations made in the early days of e-books, but they couldn't work out how to rape the reader hard enough, so sat on them.

>>2040 I tried searching for it, and had no luck finding it, even for purchase.

How about Hideyuki Kikuchi's series Black Guard, that the Wicked City films were based on?

I am currently reading the light novel version of Your Name on my Kindle application. I loved the movie and I decided to buy the light novel. So far I am enjoying it and it adds more of the characters' personal thoughts during scenes where, in the movie, they are shown as silent. An example includes the girl's thoughts as she is doing the shrine maiden dance. After reading through that and perhaps a physical book, I will start reading Irregular at Magic High School. I saw the series and thought it was decent, heard the light novel is better, and think the show may not be getting another season.

Here's the first three volumes of Shield Hero. Technically a Web Novel, but close enough.

Anyone have an epub for the yume nikki light novel?

I'm thinking about reading the light novel version of the monogatari series after I finish rewatching the anime in chronological order, is it worth it lainons?

OP has a soykaf taste.

>>2034 >sao become die

Bought and read Nisio Isin's Death Note spin-off novel recently, Another Note, and found it a fun read with some interesting meta elements. Would recommend if you're really bored and have an hour or two to waste, although it's quite different from the original manga/anime.

>>2798 Here you go lain.

Currently reading Boogiepop, I read a big part of Kino's Journey and I read I want to eat your pancreas (which is a nice reading by the way)

I am reading To aru majutsu no index (and tamni new testament) the concept is quite fantastic, and it have many concepts taken from real Magick and many cultures and reading that mixed with science fiction is pretty much the most interesting thing to me, the unique thing I reproach is the lack of development with the main character and some forgotten characters, but the development is there it's just slow

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Has the Despera light novel been put online or translated? Does anyone have any information about how I could acquire it? It was published in Animage magazine from June 2009-2010 but I am having a hard time tracking down many issues from that far back.

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Not a light novel, but more Japanese book I still think it counts. In the miso soup is about a japanese sex tour guide who recently got a weird american customer. Spoiler: turns out hes a murder. The build up is nice, but the second have of chapter 2 and beyond just isnt for me. It's implied he can hypnotizes/mind read and it goes theough how the american dude killed people since he was 7. At the end it devolves into edgy dribble and the killer gets away.

>>2034 Why did you put 3 of the same picture?

I'm on volume 13 of Spice and Wolf and I have to say that I'm honestly not enjoying this anymore. I'm going to try and finish it quickly and then I'll read the classic subversive light novels if anything...