< Is a first post in a blog as nerve-wracking as making first impressions with your imminent university classmates? No, of course not. It's much easier. And for that unnecessary introduction, I'll now move on to my very first *wipes single tear* manga review here. And it's all about a sexy reclusive writer and a high school student living together. Have you guessed already? (Well, it's in the title...) Yes, it's Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet by Yamamori Mika! This was one of the few, newer ones I've been reading, and one that proved itself to be interesting. The story revolves around the protagonists, Ohno Fumi and Kibikino Akatsuki, the former an unfortunate high school student and the latter a reclusive (but attractive) and kind-of-an-airhead author. Other supporting characters that aren't less of the two are the editor, Gorou Kaneishi and Fumi's classmates, Tobiume You and Aioi Isshin. The story's premise is that Fumi, a rather sim