#IsunaHasekura, the author of #SPICEANDWOLF, at #NYCC2016

Gearing up for New York Comic Con is always fun, but this year is especially exciting. Why? Well, for those of you that don't know, Isuna Hasekura, the author of SPICE AND WOLF, is going to be here! He'll be signing the SPICE AND WOLF ANNIVERSARY COLLECTOR'S EDITION at Kinokuniya on Thursday, October 6th at 6pm, speaking at a panel at NYCC on Friday, October 7th at 2:45pm and then signing at 4pm at the Javits Convention Center.

New November Titles from Yen Press - Spice and Wolf, Vol 7

SPICE AND WOLF, Vol. 7,
story by Isuna Hasekura, art by Keito Koume

New Releases from Yen Press - SPICE AND WOLF (Novel)

SPICE AND WOLF (Novel), Vol. 7
by Isuna Hasekura

Personal Review: Spice & Wolf Vol. 4

Review by Jong Chung

Holo and Lawrence continue their journey in the fourth volume of Spice & Wolf. The pair now find themselves heading to the small village of Tereo, in search of a monk at a particular abbey that can hasten their journey to Holo's hometown of Yoitsu. He is said to have a collection of tales about pagan gods, and thus possibly information about Holo's origin. Amidst their inquiry, however, they encounter a roadblock in the form of a sort of an internal dispute between Tereo and the Church. Lawrence also discovers that the villagers seem strangely well off despite their halted labor as soon as the harvest season was over – quite an anomaly in a village the size of Tereo's, being a part of a neighboring town's – Enbarch's – fiefdom. Along with that, Lawrence was given the cold shoulder as soon as he approached the Church and the village elder regarding whereabouts of the Abbey in question. Finally, there's the mystery behind the existence of a Church in Tereo itself, as the village follows strong faith in Paganistic beliefs. Not only will the traveling pair have to get to the bottom of all of this – but they may find themselves in more trouble than they could have imagined (as usual, of course).

Personal Review: Spice & Wolf vol.2

Review By Jong Chung

The spicy wolf and merchant return in the second volume of Spice & Wolf. While this review may be dated yet, I hope it provides enough information and incentive to those that still have not invested in the series. I gave myself away there, didn't I? Well, no matter – onwards!

Personal Review: Spice & Wolf vol.1

Review By Jong Chung

Spice & Wolf is Isuna Hasekura's debut work, which was first published by ASCII Media Works under their Dengeki Bunko imprint in Feb 10, 2006. Since then, there have been a total of 13 volumes in print . We are able to enjoy the Spice & Wolf series in English thanks to Yen Press' ever-impressive efforts.