RadFemHedonist
Mad Scientist
I too would love - would have loved - her to finish Loveless but I have reconciled myself to the probability that - as with X 1999 and CLAMP - it's never going to happen. The moment passed. The anime of Loveless came out in 2005 (gulp!) and I suspect that, as with so many other manga turned into anime before their conclusion, the mangaka just kind-of lost interest or turned to other projects. In Kouga-sensei's case, she was chosen for Mobile Suit Gundam 00 and that completely took over her life!
You're almost certainly correct unfortunately, and have reminded me that I still need to read X/1999! Are there any completed series by her that you'd recommend to someone like me who adored Loveless?
Sistersong - Lucy Holland - Robyn Holdaway (Audible Audiobook) - Def worth a listen, I see the point of criticisms made by some that these characters are very modern in their thinking in a way that is likely not really authentic, but I did really enjoy this anyway, the writing style was beautiful and the story and characters compelling, I am not sure if this is classed as YA fiction or not but it avoided many of the more grating tropes used by some lesser YA books, and I also liked that having three main characters who tell different chapters from their POV provided a range of perspectives and helped keep the book away from just having one female character archetype at it's center, I also thought the narration was of a high standard, and appreciated the trans man rep