Keito Gaku

Name (in native Japanese): 学慶人

Keito Gaku is a manga artist and transgender man living in Japan. Gaku is winner of the 77th Tetsuya Chiba Prize for his debut work, Boys Run the Riot.

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Mizu Sahara

Japanese name 佐原ミズ.

Pen name used by manga-ka Sumomo Yumeka for her predominantly seinen works. Published in the magazines Afternoon (Kodansha), Melody (Shueisha), and Comic Bunch (Shinchosha).
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Yuhki Kamatani

Yuuki Kamatani is a Japanese mangaka.
Please also see Japanese and Chinese language profile: 鎌谷悠希.

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Akane Torikai

Akane Torikai (Japanese: 鳥飼茜, Torikai Akane) is a Japanese manga author.
Torikai entered the manga industry around 2004, working as an assistant to Minoru Furuya, while publishing her own short stories in shojo (girls') manga magazines, including 'Bessatsu Shojo Friend' and 'Be Love'.
Torikai acquired fame with her longer comics, serialised in seinen (adult) manga magazines. Her works usually tackle controversial topics, often with a feminist perspective. Among her books are: Sensei's Pious Lie (2013-2017), about a young female teacher dealing with sexual assault; Jigoku no Girlfriend (2014-2017), featuring three young women sharing an apartment and looking for their place in modern Japan; Wandering Cat’s Cage (2017-2018), set in a dystopian
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Wataru Yoshizumi

Wataru Yoshizumi (吉住渉) is a Japanese mangaka. She was born as Mari Nakai (中井真里, Nakai Mari) on June 18, 1963 in Tokyo, Japan. She graduated with a degree in economics from Hitotsubashi University.

Yoshizumi started her career as a mangaka while working as an office lady. Her debut manga was a yomikiri (short story) called "Radical Romance" that was published in 1984, in the summer issue of Ribon Original. She is known as a social mangaka, and is a good friend of fellow mangakas Naoko Takeuchi, Ai Yazawa, Miho Obana, and Megumi Mizusawa.

Yoshizumi currently (as of 2007) has her works published in both Ribon and Chorus.

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Makoto Kedouin

KEDOUIN Makoto
Name (in native language): 祁答院慎
Associated Names:
天神小学校用務員
Kedwin
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Carley Moore

Carley Moore's books include: The Stalker Chronicles, a young adult novel; 16 Pills, an essay collection; The Not Wives, a novel; and Panpocalypse, a novel, which is forthcoming in March 2022. Carley is a queer, disabled, single, co-parenting mom. She lives in New York City and teaches at New York University. Follow her on Instagram: @fragmentedsky
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Waka Takase

Japanese: 高瀬わか
Chinese: 高瀨若
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Yuhki Kamatani

Yuuki Kamatani is a Japanese mangaka.
Please also see Japanese and Chinese language profile: 鎌谷悠希.

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Honami Shirono

Name (in native Japanese): 白野ほなみ
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Harry Josephine Giles

Harry Josephine Giles is a poet from Orkney. Their PhD on the possibilities of science fiction poetry for minority language literature became the verse-novel Deep Wheel Orcadia (2021). Tonguit (2015) was shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best First Collection, and their second book, The Games (2018), for the Edwin Morgan Poetry Award.
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Hebi-Zou

Is a part-time lecturer in the Tokyo Institute of Technology.
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Chii

Chii is a manga artist best known for The Bride Was a Boy.
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Makoto Kobayashi

Makoto Kobayashi (小林まこと, Kobayashi Makoto) is a Japanese manga artist.
Kobayashi's professional career in comics started in 1978, when he won the 'Shōnen magazine New manga artist' award for his work Grapple Three Brothers.
Over the years Kobayashi has published a number of sport manga, specifically about Judo, starting from his first serialised work Sanshiro of 1, 2 (1981-1984), winner of the 1981 'Kodansha Manga Award'. However, his best known comic book, especially in the West, is What's Michael? (1984-1989), a humour strip about an orange cat, for which Kobayashi won another 'Kodansha Manga Award' in 1986.
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