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The world of Japanese publishing has spawned a wealth of exciting
subgenres peopled by saucer-eyed characters, but one of our personal
favorites is yaoi. Though the term has come to include anime and games
as well, strictly defined, yaoi is manga, short stories, and
novels created by and for women and depicting love stories – and explicit
sex – between male characters. Is there not something poignantly San
Franciscan about that formula, even if we didn't come up with it? Would not Tales
of the City's Mary Ann Singleton perhaps be cruising the manga
racks at Comix Experience instead of the produce section at Safeway if she
lived here today?
(She'd find plenty of gay boys, as they seem to have taken a liking to the
genre. ...) It was only a matter of time before the masses of frenzied yaoi
fanatics had formed a coherent enough interest group to be organized into
a convention, and that moment came ... well, four years ago. Yaoi-Con No.
5 hits San Francisco Oct. 28-30 at that swinging hot spot, the Westin San
Francisco Airport hotel, where conventioneers will be feted with such
entertainments as "Win ... Dare ... or Strip! Otaku Challenge," an
"artists' alley" and "fan market," a swap meet, and,
naturally, a yaoi-themed bingo parlor. Elsewhere, Cosplayers will rock
their best InuYasha drag, panelists will wax obsessively
knowledgeable, and titles like Selfish Love and Only the Ringfinder
Knows will be passed around like currency. Minors take heed: You'll have
to get your boy's-love fix elsewhere; Yaoi-Con is strictly for 18 and up. 1
Old Bayshore Highway, Millbrae. www.yaoicon.com
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