Est Em
Est Em | |
|---|---|
| えすとえむ | |
| Born | Maki Satoh |
| Occupation | Manga artist |
| Known for | Yaoi |
| Website | est em's official site est em's blog |
Maki Satoh[2] (佐藤まき, Satō Maki), known by the pen name Est Em (えすとえむ, Esu to Emu; "S and M", stylized as est em[3]), is a Japanese manga artist.
Career
[edit | edit source]She made her debut as a professional manga artist with three yaoi collections after being scouted in art school. She was a student of Rachel Thorn, who provided translations for some of the English licenses of her work.[4] Her work has been praised as having unusual maturity and depth, both for yaoi and for manga in general. She is currently working on non-yaoi manga.[4]
Two of her first manga have been released in English by Aurora Publishing, which is a direct subsidiary of the Japanese publishing company Ohzora Shuppan,[5] the original publishers of one of the works in question. A third has been licensed by Net Comics. In addition, her work Tableau Numbero 20, has been released by the Viz Media imprint Sublime.
Bibliography
[edit | edit source]- Seduce Me After the Show (ショーが跳ねたら逢いましょう, Show ga Hanetara Aimashou), 2006, published by Tokyou Mangasha
- Licensed in English as Seduce Me After the Show by Deux Press and subsequently by Digital Manga (Digital Manga Guild)
- Tableau No. 20, 2007–2009, published by Be x Boy Gold[1]
- Age Called Blue (エイジ・コールド・ブルー, Eiji Koorudo Buruu), 2008, published by Tokyou Mangasha
- Licensed in English as Age Called Blue by Net Comics
- Red Blinds the Foolish (愚か者は赤を嫌う, Oroka-mono wa Aka o Kirau), 2008, published by Ohzora Shuppan
- Licensed in English as Red Blinds the Foolish by Deux Press
- Kinein! (キネイン!), 2008, published by Tokyo Mangasha
- Licensed in English by Digital Manga (Digital Manga Guild)
- Ultras, 2008, published by Tokyo Mangasha
- Licensed in English by Digital Manga (Digital Manga Guild)
- Working Kentauros! (はたらけ、ケンタウロス!, Hatarake, Kentauros!), 2010–2011, published by Kurofune Zero
- Equus, 2010–2011
- Golondrina (ゴロンドリーナ, Gorondorīna), 2011–2014, published by Shogakukan[6]
- Ii ne! Hikaru Genji-kun (いいね!光源氏くん), 2015–2021, published by Shodensha in Feel Young
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