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  • Bestseller Bytes

  • Primitive Polytheism or Misunderstood Monotheism?

    In today's culture war pitting secularism versus religion, Eastern religions usually get a free pass from atheist authors and other foes of faith.

  • Sharon Ewell Foster: Defending Black Cherokees

    The news March 3 that the citizenship of 2,800-plus freedman descendants of African-American slaves in the Cherokee Nation will be revoked came as a personal blow to Bethany House novelist Sharon Ewell Foster, who is an unofficial descendant.

  • Aya Comes to America

    Drawn and Quarterly has published the English-language version of Aya, a charming, award-winning graphic novel written by Marguerite Abouet and illustrated by Clément Oubrerie, that follows a group of young people coming of age in Ivory Coast in the 1970s.

  • Sons Against Fathers In Elk's Run

    For fans of the Elk's Run comics series, the release of all eight issues in one volume for the first time is a long-awaited prize.

  • Media Blasters Drops Shonen; Adds Yaoi

    After meeting with little enthusiasm for their non-yaoi titles, Media Blasters will drop its line of shonen manga and increase the number of yaoi titles on its list.

  • A Year of Yaoi at Iris Print

    Last winter, Kellie Lynch, founder and managing editor of the American yaoi (boys' love) publisher Iris Print, launched the newcompany in an effort to expand the genre of boys' love in the U.S. and gain recognition for the genre.

  • Captain America's Death Captures Attention, Sells Comics

    Some of the biggest stories in comic book history have revolved around the death of a beloved character.

  • A Chance to Be Heard

    Poetry magazines scout the new talent.

  • London vs. Bologna, 2007

    This year, due to scheduling issues, the London Book Fair will be held just a week before the Bologna Fair, causing problems for children's publishers who have in the past attended both.

  • Fiction Reviews: Week of 3/5/2007

  • Kids’ Comics on the Rise @ New York Comic Con

    With Gene Luen Yang's American Born Chinese winning the 2007 Printz Award for excellence in young adult literature and Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto, Volume 7 getting a Quill Award last fall for graphic novels, coupled with recent announcements like Scholastic's, that it will release lesson plans for its graphic novels starting this spring, it's clear that the market for graphic novels for kids is expanding rapidly.

  • The Climate Challenge

    PW Talks with Mayer Hillman and Sudhir Challa Rajan

  • Fiction Reviews: Week of 2/26/2007

  • Fiction Reviews: Week of 2/19/2007

  • Way Cool: Marketing and the Internet

    It's a typical weekday after school. Do you know where more than 21 million teenagers are?

  • The Young and the Graphic Novel

    When it comes to graphic books for kids, it's no longer just manga.

  • Fiction Reviews: Week of 2/12/2007

  • Fiction Reviews: Week of 2/5/2007

  • Poetry Off the Books

    The Internet is where poetry proliferates.

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