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1. Shameless Plug: iRead Webcomics Program

By: Trisha, Gayle, and Jolene, on 6/7/2008
Blog: The YA YA YAs (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: audra, nemu nemu, scott, Events, Anime, Programs, Asian-Americans in YA Lit, Manga & Graphic Novels, Add a tag

During our iRead Teen Summer Reading Program various libraries will be hosting the creators of the comic Nemu Nemu, Audra Furuichi and Scott Yoshinaga. You can view their appearance schedule via the Hawaii State Public Library System website under Services>Programs>Teen>Oahu or simply click on this link. They will also be appearing on the Big Island, Maui, and Kauai.

Audra and Scott will be talking about their creative process and provide some background on the technical aspects of maintaining a webcomic. We’re excited to have them at our libraries. If you’re in Hawaii during the summer, don’t miss this program!