This is actually a very enjoyable read and as an anime fan, I found very interesting. I referred to this book as 'challenging', but maybe that phrase is misleading. That means you can read an article today and then pick it up again in a month's time and it won't matter one bit. However, it is ideal for someone who only likes to read occassionally, as there is a perfect stopping point at the end of almost every page. This book is nothing like a novel - you can't read it from cover to cover, it takes time and lots of perserverence. This is the first piece of non-fiction I have read since I left school half a lifetime ago, and I must say, I found it quite challenging.
This ranges from inciteful pieces on digital animation and the medium's future, to hilarious anecdotes on the secret life of the industry. Schoolgirl Milky Crisis is a compendium of sorts, collecting together the best articles, essays and speeches from his illustrious career. He has seen it all, done it all and I'm sure somewhere he has the t-shirt. Jonathan Clements has been in the anime industry for a long time.
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