'The Other Side of the Mirror' Excerpt Online

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Fri Feb 8, 2008 — by Rick Marshall

'The Other Side of the Mirror' Excerpt Online

Romance and comedy combine in new manga collection

Vulture, the online culture blog of New York Magazine, has posted a full story from The Other Side of the Mirror, a collection of romance stories in manga form by Jo Chen.

The story is titled "99 Roses" and features some beautiful art to accompany a story that's equal parts dreamy romance and slapstick manga-style laughs

Every morning, the woman receives a single rose in her mailbox. Every afternoon, she dreams about the boy who leaves them there. And 50 years later, a family tells her story.

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