Fanlisting?
A fanlisting is a small website dedicated to listing people who love the same subject, character or story - something like a mini fanclub, or more exactly, a web clique (but having a website is not required to join). Fans from around the world submit their information to the fanlisting and they are then listed to show their love for the subject. It allows them to get in touch with other fans of your favorite character or story worldwide. The Fanlistings.org lists a lot of fan listings about almost everything. For manga/anime related fanlistings, check Animefanlistings.org. I'm sure you'll find all the answers you need there! ^_^

Cosplay?
It's the art of costume play, or in other words, dressing up as our favorite characters. For some people, it's a hobby, for others, an art, and a true passion. Cosplay started in Japan, but it's gaining more and more popularity all around the world. Most cosplayers wear their costumes at manga/anime conventions, and most conventions include a costume contest in their schedule nowadays. Learn more here!

Webmistress?
My name is Liz, but I use the name Ayne Greensleeves on the net. I'm a Spanish artist and, of course, a cosplayer.
Cosplay has been my favorite hobby and my passion since 1999. I've always enjoyed sewing and making costumes, but it wasn't until I attended my first manga/anime convention in costume that I realized I was completely hooked. I already have a cosplay website (in Spanish), and several fanlistings (another hobby of mine). Why not put everything together and build a cosplay fanlisting?

Layout?
This is the second version of Cosplay is my lifestyle!, featuring one of my favorite cosplayers, Yaya Han. I found her website in 2002, when I was looking for inspiration for my Hinoto costume, and she has made lots of gorgeous costumes since. Yaya was so kind to let me use her cosplay photos for this layout design and some new codes (thank you so much!!). Don't forget to visit her website!

 

Layout picture courtesy of Yaya Han Site designed and maintained by Ayne Greensleeves