Right Stuf Interviews Emma Manga Creator Kaoru Mori
posted on 2008-03-26 03:06 EDT
The North American distributor and retailer Right Stuf has included a two-page interview with Emma manga creator Kaoru Mori in its Spring 2008 catalog. The catalog is available for free in a downloadable 16-megabyte PDF-format file. Mori describes her lifelong interest with Victorian England, her thoughts on the anime adaptation, and her impressions when looking back at her six years devoted to the manga. Right Stuf is offering the first season of the anime series on June 24, and CMX Manga is releasing the original manga version in North America.
Update: ANN also interviewed Mori in 2006.
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