The New Leaf Journal

I go back in time to review what I consider to be the best TV anime depiction of summer, a mature take on the classic age-swap story, Living for the Day After Tomorrow.

Fun Halloween chalk art seen on a stoop in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.

How does an article about increased streaming numbers for “Diddy” songs remind me of a certain semi-public section at the former J&R electronics store in lower Manhattan? I invite you to find out.

Reviewing a busy month full of new articles at The New Leaf Journal in September 2024.

Reviewing a very artistic recommendation for a book about dinosaur fossils at Barnes & Noble on Atlantic Avenue in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.

Justin goes to Ikea without Justina, shares live photos from his trip with Justina, including a photo of JUSTINA (which may or may not be an Ikea seat cushion).

Who is ready to join me for a walk across the new and improved Hamilton Avenue Footbridge?

I was enjoying a pleasant chat with a friend one September night on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade when we were treated to an unexpected fireworks show.

Our first review of an original English-language ONScripter visual novel covers The Dandelion Girl: Won’t You Remember Me, a short kinetic novel based on Robert F. Young’s 1961 short story, The Dandelion Girl.

Having already written about aesthetics and hair color in Days With My Stepsister, I figured that I may as well review the whole season.

I invite you as my guest to read about Google seeing how far it can push its luck with YouTube ads before “users” start finding other ways to spend their internet time.

When you see an odd-looking bug inside your building for about five consecutive days, there is only one thing to do (after repeatedly forgetting). It’s time to be a hero.