The Crimson Labyrinth Yusuke Kishi
Publisher: Vertical, Incorporated

While Vertical has published Shinsekai Yori author's prior work, The Crimson Labyrinth, I'm not sure if that means anything to fans of this show. We are also excited that two of IU's undergraduate literary journals are co-sponsoring the event with us: Crimson Umbrella Review and Labyrinth. The Crimson Labyrinth succeeds in employing both these techniques. Guillermo del Toro is frequently attached to projects as producer, but now comes news of his next film as director. Today I shall do all my Chinese & Japanese homework and read more of The Crimson Labyrinth by Kishi Yusuke and (omg maybe possibly) work on 120795's birthday fic that I started for her in July. I believe The Crimson Labyrinth by the same author is supposed to be good, so I guess it can't hurt to check that out in the meantime. The Chateau's legendary Clock Tower was a beacon of jubilation once the darkening set. The on-going manga runs in Kodansha's Bessatsu Shounen Magazine (which Vertical has previously licensed 'Flowers of Evil' from), and currently has 2 volumes released. I received The Crimson Labyrinth as part of my windfall of birthday books in August - this one from my mother. And yeah, I hope I can read the novel in English someday. Related posts:Making the Unmentionables MentionableIvy, a Spider, and Three FiremenCat Woman.