"Mitsuha, a high school girl living in a rural town deep in the mountains, has a dream that she is a boy living an unfamiliar life in Tokyo. Taki, a high school boy living in Tokyo, dreams that he is a girl living in the mountains. As they realize they are changing places, their encounter sets the cogs of fate into motion."--

"At Granbell Kingdom, an abandoned amusement park , Shiki has lived his entire life among the machines. But one day, Rebecca and her cat companion Happy appear at the park's front gates. Little do these newcomers know that this is the first human contact Granbell has had in a hundred years! As Shiki stumbles his way into making new friends, his former neighbors stir at an opportunity for a robo-rebellion... And when his old homeland becomes too dangerous,...

"Punpun is on his own now. His mom is dead and his dad is useless. When he's not working crappy part-time jobs, he spends most of his time on the floor of his room. But buck up, PunPun! It's only the rest of your life, right?"--Page 4 of cover.

"Like most kids his age, Punpun is in high school. In fact, he's made it into the best high school in town. He is such a good student. He studies so he doesn't have to think about his life. Maybe a meteor will crash into Earth and destroy everything. A guy can wish, Punpun"--Page 4 of cover.

Thanks to their practice games with Tokyo's powerhouse teams, Karasuno now has a whole new arsenal of weapons at their disposal. Hinata and Kageyama's new quick set is also starting to come together! The Spring Tournament preliminaries are about to begin, and Karasuno starts their first official game with the hopes of turning all their frustrations and losses into victories!

"Mob and the others have made their way deep into Claw's hideout, only to be captured. Unexpectedly, they find that someone without any power at all (but plenty of chutzpah), Reigen, has followed them into this dangerous situation. Mob would prefer to run, but must to fight to protect his friends. Under all this stress, Mob finally explodes ... in front of his master!"--Page 4 of cover

A genuine classic of literary criticism, On Moral Fiction argues that "true art is by its nature moral."

A pair of book collectors infiltrate the mind of ten-year-old Oliver Nelson, the last person to read a rare recently destroyed book, which thrusts Oliver into the story where he helps the characters reach the ending before the collectors steal it.

A first-ever collection of Junji Itō's artworks, featuring over 130 images from his bestselling manga titles along with rare works. This sublime collection includes all of Itō's unforgettable illustrations in both black-and-white and color, from Tomie's dreadful beauty to the inhuman spirals of 'Uzumaki'. Includes an interview focused on Itō's art technique as well as commentary from the artist on each work.