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Comics Briefly
VIZ Releases The Taste of Tea; nner with Joss Whedon; Hong Kong Artist wins Manga Nobel; Ellison, Fantagraphics Suit Resolved
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Scratching the Niche: Erotic Manga
Before Tokyopop’s Sailor Moon led the way to today’s shojo manga boom almost 10 years ago, a high percentage of independent U.S. manga publishers were in the business of publishing pornographic manga, or ero manga, the industry’s term.
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Rosen Offers Comics Interview Series
Rosen Publishing, a nonfiction book publisher that caters to libraries and educational markets, will release four books this fall collecting a series of interviews with acclaimed comics creators Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, George Perez and Michael Avon Oeming.
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Harper Offers a Summer of the Simpsons
Aiming to satisfy the countless fans of the longest-running prime-time show in television history, this summer HarperCollins is publishing three Simpsons titles to coincide with the release of the show's first feature film, slated to open July 27.
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Is Bigger Better?
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Book-Based Properties on the Rise at This Year's Licensing Show
Publishers and authors were out in full force at this year's Licensing International trade show, held June 19-21 at the Javits Center in New York City.
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Adam Gamble Says "Good Night" to Publishing
Like many fathers, Adam Gamble was eager to share stories about the world around him with his children—Miki and Jack, ages six and three. But Gamble went a few steps further than most dads.
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Children's Bookshelf Talks with Philip Reeve
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Joe Mackall: Risking a Friendship to Tell a Story
Writing a book about a close friend is never a simple undertaking. But for Joe Mackall, whose friend happened to be a member of the most conservative Amish sect, the Swartzentrubers, the project was particularly fraught.
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Zondervan, Lambert, Edwards Take Top PRSA Honor; News from Nelson; Staff Changes at Bridge-Logos
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Four Reviews Coming in Publishers Weekly on Monday, July 9
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Believe It or Not: Ripley's to Expand Publishing Program
Three years ago, Ripley's Entertainment, which has been publishing books since 1929, mostly through licensing agreements, began handling its own publishing.
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Record Numbers at ALA in Washington
With more librarians than ever in attendance at BEA, publishers headed to Washington, DC, this past weekend for ALA to continue solidifying their bridge to the library community.
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Nonfiction Reviews: Week of 6/25/2007
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Fiction Reviews: Week of 6/25/2007
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Four Reviews Coming in Publishers Weekly on Monday, June 25
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Return to Gasoline Alley
Golden Age comic strips make a comeback.
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Children’s Book Reviews: Week of 6/18/2007
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Four Reviews Coming in Publishers Weekly on Monday, June 25
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Four Reviews Coming in Publishers Weekly on Monday, June 11



