[Goat Mail] Thank you for the introductions: Sanbagarasu-san, Konishi Kinoko-san, Hiiro-san, 3-ji no Oyatsu-san, and President Ao

Hello.
This is Hanemiya, who slept like a log after Literary Flea Market Tokyo 39 ended.
I didn't have any plans for today, so I made it a rest day.

Now that November has come to an end, I would like to deliver the late November Goat Mail.
Goat Mail is a chain of introductions, a sort of round-trip correspondence, where I introduce those who have introduced my articles.

First is Sanbagarasu-san.

They listed me on their list every day until the day of Literary Flea Market Tokyo 39.
Thank you very much.
I would like to express my gratitude once again.
Thanks to you, I was able to spend a fun day at the Literary Flea Market.

Currently, this project hosted by Sanbagarasu-san is underway.

It seems there will be another project in the latter half of December as well.
I'm looking forward to it.

This is the 'Nan no Hanashi Desu Ka' (What is this story?) newsletter from Konishi Kinoko-san.

An entrance to a back alley that only opens twice a month.
It seems many people wandered into the back alley this time as well.
Thankfully, I was entrusted with the opening song and the final guard duty for the closing gate this time.
To do both the OP and ED in the same session! I am honored.

Also, the 'Michi' (Path) project, which aims to turn 'Nan no Hanashi Desu Ka' into an e-book, has begun.

I have also declared my participation.
I'm looking forward to seeing how it develops.

Previously, when Tarahakani-san of the [Weekly Short Short Note] tried to publish a Kindle book collecting works from the weekly short short participants, there was talk about how difficult it was due to copyright issues, so I am a little worried about that, but since so many people have gathered, I feel like it will somehow work out.

There is also the Back Alley Fes in the middle of this month, and I think the back alley, which so many people are truly enjoying, is wonderful.

The Back Alley Fes is here.

This is Hiiro-san's reflection note.

It lists the titles of articles from November and introduces those who have featured Hiiro-san's articles.
Hiiro-san is always so thoughtful.
Reading Hiiro-san's articles always makes me feel warm and fuzzy.
The titles are wonderful, too.
It seems like you have been thinking about your titles.
Whether or not people read your articles depends a lot on the title, doesn't it?

It is written in detail in this article.

The title of the article you introduced is "I want to eat oden while looking at the illuminations."
It's getting colder, and it's the season when oden is delicious.
As it happens, Hanemiya had oden for dinner last night.
I came home from the Literature Flea Market, ate some oden, and then succumbed to a powerful, sleep-inducing force and fell into a deep sleep.

I always use your gentle, fantasy-style illustrations for my header images.
It's fun to think up stories based on the headers.
I look forward to working with you in the future.

This is 3-ji no Oyatsu-san.

You introduced me in your [Gratitude Note] for the second half of November.
I think 3-ji no Oyatsu-san and I have been exchanging Goat Mail letters for a long time now.
Thank you as always.

I heard you were also featured in the "Food Bestseller Article Note Magazine" you had been aspiring to.
Amazing! Congratulations!

The featured article

Although it's a different article from the one featured, Hanemiya tried the way of eating persimmons introduced in this article.

Ever since reading this, I've been using cocoa to change up the flavor.
Also, I tried the chocolate sauce that was suggested in the comments section.
I've come to realize that I don't have to rush to eat overripe persimmons; I can just turn them into sauce.

Thank you for the wonderful information.

President Hiroki Ao's "World Blue Story"

Hanemiya has recently been unable to keep up and taking a break from the World Blue Story, but a new, cute story has been posted.
To my surprise! It's about the little people I wrote about before.
The story of the little people has expanded! I'm so happy.

That is exactly right.
I had imagined a setting where many such tiny people were scattered about here and there.
Thank you for picking up on that.

It seems Sunuta-san's omelet rice recipe belongs to the seventh generation of Ohachido, so it makes sense that the tiny people live where Sunuta-san is or at Ohachido.

I am still thinking about what to do with the assassin.

The episode featuring the tiny people

Click here for the World Blue Story magazine

I want to write something for World Blue Story as well, and there are many other things I want to write and create.
Also, I want to read the books I bought at the Literature Flea Market.

Thank you for reading.
This has been Hanemiya, wishing I could stop time.