Gin's manga / #heart warming(7)

Nanase Haruka is a sixth-grade elementary school student who loves connecting with the water and feeling the water as he swims, and he attends a local swim club together with his childhood best friend Tachibana Makoto and Hazuki Nagisa, one year younger than the both of them. Then, one winter's day as graduation draws near, Matsuoka Rin transfers into Haruka and the others' school from another swim club. Through swimming, Haruka strengthens his bonds with Makoto and Nagisa, as well as with Rin at which point Rin, with his passion for the medley relay, suggests they form a team together and enter a tournament. This is the novel that the anime Free! is based on in manga form at last!

A Gotou x Tatsumi doujinshi, from when they still played football.

Pairing/s: Aomine Daiki/Kise Ryouta

Orphan since his parents died in an accident when he was 16, Akito lives with Kou's family, his childhood friend. But following an accident, Akito becomes amnesiac, unable to recognize people close to him, places that were familiar to him, or any events of his past. Kou, who had been in love with him for a long time, takes care of Akito like a mother, trying to help him recover his memory. What if the amnesia was a new beginning for their relationship?

Rafita is the young, rising star of the bullfighting world known as "The Red Matador." He has never feared facing a bull since his first kill at the age of twelve. But when he falls in love with Mauro, a butcher who rends the bulls that Rafita kills, his confidence begins to waver. In the matador's dreams, Mauro (who, like a bull, is colorblind) is, alternately, the bull he faces in the ring and the butcher who carves up his own skewered corpse. Beautifully observed and drawn by est em, the author of Seduce Me After the Show, with a depth of style and passion, Red Blinds the Foolish depicts a complex relationship, and a cultural form, in a place where the sublime and the savage meet.

Ever since he discovered the rough sketch for a lost painting by the 19th century French artist Maurice Olivier in a library book, a modern-day art expert, also named Maurice, has yearned to see the actual painting. Is it the work of art he's in love with or its mysterious subject?

I, Shouta, was permitted to embrace gentle-smiled, popular bartender Aoi only at times when Aoi felt like it. Why is it that despite the deep caresses and intense invitation, he doesn't try to feel good himself? I continue to be tossed about by Aoi, who is full of riddles, but... I want to give you love that binds to the inside of your heart, not just your body.