AnimationInsider.net Interviews Fred Schodt, Author and Manga Scholar
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Chicago, IL, September 21, 2007 --( Internet news and information group AnimationInsider.net is pleased to announce a recently published interview with Fred Schodt, one whose personal and professional experience interacting with the late Osamu Tezuka has born fruit of great interest with his latest book, The Astro Boy Essays.His latest book The Astro Boy Essays, also published by Berkeley, CA-based Stone Bridge Press, is an well researched and highly insightful observation of the artistic realms of animation and circulated comics as they developed throughout the life of Osamu Tezuka.Animation Insider features a young, diverse staff of reporters, reviewers and forum moderators, and continues to be a strong, confident and independent endeavor.AnimationInsider.net Interviews Fred Schodt URL: http://www.animationinsider.net/article.php?articleID=1492 ### Aaron H. Bynum, Animation Insider News Chicago, Illinois USA press contacts: abynum.ai[at]gmail.com Chicago, IL, September 21, 2007 --( PR.com )-- This press document is a notification that recognizes AnimationInsider.net as interviewing Frederik L. Schodt--writer, author, translator and interpreter--whose devotion to researching and documenting the Japanese manga/anime culture in the book publication The Astro Boy Essays (Stone Bridge Press, 2007) is invaluable.Internet news and information group AnimationInsider.net is pleased to announce a recently published interview with Fred Schodt, one whose personal and professional experience interacting with the late Osamu Tezuka has born fruit of great interest with his latest book, The Astro Boy Essays.His latest book The Astro Boy Essays, also published by Berkeley, CA-based Stone Bridge Press, is an well researched and highly insightful observation of the artistic realms of animation and circulated comics as they developed throughout the life of Osamu Tezuka.In the exclusive Animation Insider interview, Schodt comments on his personal and professional desire to research the influence of Osamu Tezuka and how his diverse findings have contributed to his interest in Tezukas remarkable, creative reach.