Finding God in Anime
I was published in all three volumes of the anime/manga-themed devotional anthology Finding God in Anime!
Volume 1

Being a Christian can be tough. Being an otaku can be tough. But being both at once? Sometimes it seems easier to become Hokage rather than explaining your faith and passions to others. That is why we otaku have united in this devotional: To encourage otaku like you spiritually and through a medium we all cherish. So pull out your cosplay and snuggle close with your plushies as you join us in Finding God in Anime.
My devotionals in this volume: “Stewards of the Earth” (Healin’ Good PreCure), “Love Your Enemy” (Sailor Moon), and “Searching for the Real Father” (Cat’s Eye)
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Volume 2

Have you ever wanted a season two of your favorite anime but found out it is unlikely for the company to produce one?
Stinks, doesn’t it? Well, Finding God in Anime definitely isn’t like that. After all, you’re looking at volume two right now!
Welcome to the second installment of the acclaimed devotional: Finding God in Anime! Each bite-size piece comes straight from the passionate otaku souls in our collective of Christian authors. You will find anime-inspired pieces from across tons of beloved genres within this devotional, and each one presents a unique and Biblical outlook on your favorite shows!
My devotionals in this volume: “All Actions Have Consequences” (Weathering With You), “The Price for Saving The World” (Yuki Yuna is a Hero), and “Music from the Heart” (Shugo Chara)
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Volume 3

Have you ever wondered if you’re the only Christian who loves anime? Wonder no more! Finding God in Anime is a devotional anthology series designed by Christian otakus for Christian otakus. Author Moriah Jane and YouTuber Laura A. Grace have collected a myriad of bite-size devotionals, penned by writers and anime fans, that are designed to equip, encourage, and help anime lovers grow spiritually through their favorite media: anime! Within this anthology, you’ll find a selection of devotionals inspired by anime across many genres. You can…
• Understand God’s view of time in Time—It’s Only a Perspective, inspired by Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End
• Learn where to put your trust in Who Do You Trust?, inspired by Dr. Stone
• Discover Christian mindfulness in Meaningful Love, inspired by My Happy Marriage
And so much more! With 60+ anime referenced throughout this volume, you’ll find many ways to be encouraged in your walk with Christ. So join us as we find God’s truths in anime!
My devotionals in the volume: “Where Kids Don’t Need to Cry” (Spy x Family), “Justice for All” (Ace Attorney anime), and “I Can Be Useful!” (Magilumiere Magical Girls Inc.)
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Miss Dream
Kodansha USA error guides (2011-2013)
Amazon Kindle Guide (2010)
Family of Moonlight
- ALA 2011 Con Report, 3 parts (2011)
- Comic Con 2010 Guest Post
The Pallet Tribune
- EX Marks the Spot: The Top Ten Cards in the EX Sets (February 2010)
- Pokémon for the Holidays: Top 10 TCG-Related Holiday Gifts (December 2009)
- Pokémon Promotes Itself: The Top Ten Promo Cards (November 2009)
- Know Your Neo: The Top Ten Cards in the Neo Sets (July 2009)
- Back to Basics: The Top Ten Trainer Cards from Sets 1-3 (February 2009)
Anime Angels e-zine
- “Cases Involving Books,” manga review of Read or Dream, Anime Angels 3.4,
Spring/Summer 2007 - “Darkly Bound Chapter 1,” book chapter from novel-in-progress, Anime Angels 3.3,
Summer/Fall 2006 - “A Pokémon Fan Speaks Out: Why Pokémon is OK for Christians,” article, Anime
Angels 3.1, February 2006
Guest blog posts
- “Research Your Fanfiction,” Oliver D. King, April 19, 2019
- Interview with Character Avalon Jacobs, Ralene Burke’s Character Blog Tour, July 4, 2011
- “Words from a Wii Newbie,” Rupture Games, July 24, 2009