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2. Jacaranda Books - Wikipedia

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   Jacaranda Books was founded in December 2011 in London by Valerie Brandes after she left Profile Books, [4] with the purpose of promoting inclusivity and diversity in publishing [5] and continuing the legacy of pioneers of diverse publishing such as John La Rose, Margaret Busby, Jessica Huntley and Verna Wilkins. [6] [7]

3. Rising Stars (comics) - Wikipedia

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   Rising Stars is a 24-issue comic book limited series written by J. Michael Straczynski about 113 people (called "Specials") born with special abilities following the appearance of a mysterious light in the sky above Pederson, Illinois.

4. Tokyopop - Wikipedia

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   Tokyopop launched their Global Manga publishing program in 2003 via the introduction of its "Rising Stars of Manga" talent competition. [12] The competition called for American manga artists to submit 15–25 page English-language stories of any genre.

5. Banshee Press - Wikipedia

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   Banshee Press is an independent publisher in Ireland, founded in 2014. Banshee releases a journal twice a year and since 2019 has published books by writers who previously featured in the journal. [1] [2] The publisher was listed in The Bookseller's list of rising stars for 2021. [3]

6. America Star Books - Wikipedia

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   America Star Books, formerly PublishAmerica, is a Maryland-based print-on-demand book publisher founded in 1999 by Lawrence Alvin "Larry" Clopper III and Willem Meiners. . Some writers and authors' advocates have accused the company of being a vanity press while representing itself as a "traditional publis

7. Rising Stars of Manga - Wikipedia

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   Each volume represented the results of a contest, in which aspiring comic book artists from all over the U.S. each submit a 15-20 page one-shot comic. Tokyopop staff select the best entry in each genre category (Comedy, Action, Mystery, Romance, Drama, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror) to publish in the anthology. Each winner received a $1000 prize.