I created this thread to see whether anyone else had read anything by
Kei Kusunoki, a woman who is quickly becoming one of my favorite manga artists.
Here are the works by her that I've found available for download:
Bitter Virgin: "Suwa Daisuke is the ladies man of his small town high school, and he has his eye on most every girl, except for one. Aikawa Hinako isn't his type, but when he overhears a deep dark secret of hers, he finds himself thinking of her more and more."
This was an excellent, serious manga that really broke my heart. I would definitely recommend it to anyone and everyone.
D no Fuuin: "Daria is a relatively normal girl, despite the fact that she always seems to be the recipient of miracles. But when a strange character appears suddenly, with the intention of keeping his promise to kill her, her average high school life becomes anything but."
It's a one-volume manga that I didn't really understand well enough to appreciate.
Dokkan Love: "When the sinister Dark Guy and his evil army, Black Pierrot decide to take over the world, they decide to start from the Japanese countryside. Luckily, however, the great hero Blue Hunter is there to thwart him. But when Blue Hunter saves the young maiden Tachibana Honoka, he finds himself assaulted on another front... By her affection. Now he must juggle defending the earth, dating Honoka, and simultaneously trying to get her to take notice of his homely true identity, Fuwa Shinpei."
I haven't read any of this one, so I have no comment.
Girls Saurus: "Shingo Chiryuu isn't much different than any other guy except for one thing... He's afraid of girls. Now he finds himself surrounded by girls, including the one whose attack originally instilled the fear in him, as he attempts to cure himself of his gynophobia."
I've only read one chapter of this so far, but it seems like it'll be pretty cute. The premise seems very lighthearted.
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She has other works for download that aren't done being translated:
Girls Saurus DX,
100 Ways of an Exorcist,
Donmai Princess, and
Koi Tomurai.
Her Wikipedia page also lists other works of hers that aren't on that website but you may be able to find elsewhere.