From: bliss@mouse-potato.com   
      
   On 07/14/2018 07:02 PM, Kenneth M. Lin wrote:   
   > I haven't visited in few months and was surprised to see that the   
   > English manga section has expanded a lot since my last visit.  I don't   
   > know if this is due to higher demands for such manga as San Francisco   
   > used to have Barnes and Noble and Border that sold translated manga   
   > years ago and no other bookstores currently stock such items.   
   >   
   > Unfortunately, this also means that they are carrying less of Japanese   
   > manga.  They no longer carry those digest-size books that are 300 to 400   
   > pages each and haven't for few years now.   
   >   
   > I recall Kinokuniya in San Jose even carrying manga in Chinese.  (The   
   > Chinatown branch of the SFPL carries a lot of Chinese manga.)   
   >   
   > Ken   
      
   	Well was there last week and saw several items I wanted but   
   the prices are a bit harder to manage as the food markets in San   
   Francisco are going along with the gentrification.  I have gotten   
   a few things this year from The Right Stuff International by mail   
   and Internet ordering.  In the English language section they are   
   carrying the big volumes in several series, The first ones I noticed   
   was the Cross Game series by Adachi.  But then the Genshiken (first   
   9 volumes) was reissued, I think Princess Jellyfish is out as well.   
      
   	At the SF Public Library today I noted Devilman is out in   
   such a volume and they have at least two copies.  I think they may   
   have some Chinese language manga but not on the main floor.  I'd   
   be very sure that they have some at the SFPL Chinatown branch but   
   I haven't been there in a couple of decades or longer.  I think   
   they might have moved it to another building.   
      
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