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Desenhar é ser livre. No entanto, quando mentimos sobre nossas paixões, o mundo perde suas cores.Enquanto carrega o peso de não poder assumir sua homossexualidade, Sora começa a pintar a parede do “café secreto”.A mãe do garoto vê Nao ajudando o filho e comete o engano de pensar que são um casal.Além disso, Mizuki pede a Nao que não esconda se estiver se relacionando com Sora.Aflitos, os dois pedem conselhos ao dono do café, que decidiu há tempos não esconder sua sexualidade. Entretanto, arrependimentos do passado são revelados...
176 pages, Paperback
Published May 1, 2022
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About the author
Gengoroh Tagame
112 books551 followersGengoroh Tagame is a Japanese manga artist who specializes in gay BDSM erotic manga, many of which depict graphic violence. The men he depicts are hypermasculine, and tend to be on the bearish side.
Born into a family descended from samurai, Tagame began his career as a manga artist in 1982, while he was studying graphic design at Tama Art University (多摩美術大学). His works have been published in several Japanese gay magazines, including Sabu, G-men and SM-Z. Since 1986, he has used the pen-name Gengoroh Tagame, and since 1994 Tagame has lived off the profits of his art and writings. In recent years, Tagame has edited a two volume artbook series about the history of gay erotic art in Japan from the 1950s to the present, 日本のゲイ・エロティック・アート (Nihon no gei, erotikku āto, Gay Erotic Art in Japan) volumes 1 and 2.
All his works contain "virile males, or youths, and their apprenticeship of physical and mental submission". Works of his include: Jujitsu Kyoshi at B Product; Emono, Shirogane no Hana (3 vol.) and Pride (3 vol.) at G-Project.
His manga Gunji (軍次) was translated into French in 2005, followed by Arena in 2006 and Goku in 2009. An artbook of his works has also been published in France by H&O Editions. An exhibition of his works was held in France in May 2009. Tagame is openly gay.
Tagame has been called the most influential creator of gay manga in Japan to date, and "the most talented and most famous author of sado-masochistic gay manga". Most of his work first appeared in gay magazines and usually feature sexual abuse. Tagame's depiction of men as muscular and hairy has been cited as a catalyst for a shift in fashion amongst gay men in 1995, away from the clean-shaven and slender bishōnen stereotypes and towards a tendency for masculinity and chubbiness. Tagame's work has been criticised by notable gay manga writer Susumu Hirosegawa as "SM gekijō" (S&M theater) for its violence and lack of complex storylines.
A small amount of Tagame's work has been licensed in English; a short story, "Standing Ovations", was included in the third issue of the erotic comics anthology Thickness, and in July 2012, Picturebox announced a short story collection, The Passion of Gengoroh Tagame, for 2013 release, which will be the first completely bara work published in English in a print format. The book will collect short works spanning 15 years of Tagame's career, including a new story commissioned especially for the book by book designer Chip Kidd.
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Born into a family descended from samurai, Tagame began his career as a manga artist in 1982, while he was studying graphic design at Tama Art University (多摩美術大学). His works have been published in several Japanese gay magazines, including Sabu, G-men and SM-Z. Since 1986, he has used the pen-name Gengoroh Tagame, and since 1994 Tagame has lived off the profits of his art and writings. In recent years, Tagame has edited a two volume artbook series about the history of gay erotic art in Japan from the 1950s to the present, 日本のゲイ・エロティック・アート (Nihon no gei, erotikku āto, Gay Erotic Art in Japan) volumes 1 and 2.
All his works contain "virile males, or youths, and their apprenticeship of physical and mental submission". Works of his include: Jujitsu Kyoshi at B Product; Emono, Shirogane no Hana (3 vol.) and Pride (3 vol.) at G-Project.
His manga Gunji (軍次) was translated into French in 2005, followed by Arena in 2006 and Goku in 2009. An artbook of his works has also been published in France by H&O Editions. An exhibition of his works was held in France in May 2009. Tagame is openly gay.
Tagame has been called the most influential creator of gay manga in Japan to date, and "the most talented and most famous author of sado-masochistic gay manga". Most of his work first appeared in gay magazines and usually feature sexual abuse. Tagame's depiction of men as muscular and hairy has been cited as a catalyst for a shift in fashion amongst gay men in 1995, away from the clean-shaven and slender bishōnen stereotypes and towards a tendency for masculinity and chubbiness. Tagame's work has been criticised by notable gay manga writer Susumu Hirosegawa as "SM gekijō" (S&M theater) for its violence and lack of complex storylines.
A small amount of Tagame's work has been licensed in English; a short story, "Standing Ovations", was included in the third issue of the erotic comics anthology Thickness, and in July 2012, Picturebox announced a short story collection, The Passion of Gengoroh Tagame, for 2013 release, which will be the first completely bara work published in English in a print format. The book will collect short works spanning 15 years of Tagame's career, including a new story commissioned especially for the book by book designer Chip Kidd.
(notes : everything else can be read on wikipedia)
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November 27, 2023
Son vacaciones de verano, por lo que Sora y Nao tienen tiempo libre. Sora ha decidido hacer el mural de la cafetería y Nao comienza a meditar sobre el secreto de Sora..
El final del tomo me sorprendió...se sabe de muchos casos como los del dueño de la cafetería, lo malo es que todo se volvió negro
El final del tomo me sorprendió...se sabe de muchos casos como los del dueño de la cafetería, lo malo es que todo se volvió negro
December 5, 2024
Sigue el tono y el esfuerzo didáctico del primer tomo. MUY recomendable.
January 30, 2023
La historia sigue tal como el tomo 1, aunque no es una historia apasionada ni nada, entretiene y da gusto de leerla, al menos al final de esta se queda la cosa muy interesante
October 20, 2023
En este tomo seguimos la historia de Sora, ahora en las vacaciones de verano. Sora se ve envuelto en un nuevo proyecto, pero esto levantará las sospechas de varias personas, comenzando con su mamá, quien pensará que él sale con su amiga de la infancia, Nao. A su vez ella tendrá problemas con otra amiga, quien le reclamará que entre Nao y Sora hay un secreto guardado.
Entre reflexiones, buenos momentos y decisiones por tomar, la historia vuelve a atrapar al lector desde las primeras páginas.
Esta vez la historia cierra con una revelación sobre el pasado del dueño de la cafetería, hecho que pondrá incomodos a los protagonistas y no sabrán cómo reaccionar.
Entre reflexiones, buenos momentos y decisiones por tomar, la historia vuelve a atrapar al lector desde las primeras páginas.
Esta vez la historia cierra con una revelación sobre el pasado del dueño de la cafetería, hecho que pondrá incomodos a los protagonistas y no sabrán cómo reaccionar.
October 10, 2024
Una història tendra i versemblant sobre les dificultats de sortir de l'armari com a jove adolescent d'un poble japonès, enamorat d'un amic seu, i la relació amb la seva millor amiga d'infància quan s'assabenta de la seva orientació sexual. El jove coneix per casualitat el propietari d'una cafeteria ben peculiar, un home de mitjana edat obertament gai amb qui forjarà una amistat molt especial i que li servirà de refugi. Amb l'art com a teló de fons i algun malentès pel mig, adoro la representació de cossos poc normatius que el mangaka sempre inclou a les seves obres ❤️
March 23, 2024
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