There's a sort of natural flow to the way one storyline gives way to another in this series that I quite like. There is not particular volume in whose review it's most appropriate to say this, of course, because there is no point at which a storyline has completely finished without another starting, but I have been thinking about that fact while reading volume fourteen.

This volume continues to satisfy with excellent storytelling, in text, in plotting, in illustration, and in character development. The conflicts between characters are believable within the context of what has come before. Given how badly things have gone for Bishamon so far, I wonder how she will react. Obviously, I look forward to the next volume.

The anime based on this series has been quite good so far, and I hope there will be another season, but the manga continues to be significantly better. ( )

A little more levity, still deep in drama, a great volume of this beautifully engrossing manga. Noragami has luxurious art, culminating in the epic covers each time. ( )