Rosa Linda Publishings is the next leading manga publishing company and anime sponsor which will be publishing (initially) manga within the United States from other countries such as Japan, Korea, Germany, France (so on and so forth). Our company will run on one key moral code, to share the “love and passion of manga and anime”. What sets apart this company from other manga companies are various c
omponents. First off, this company will offer not only translations in English, but in other languages as well upon the request of any given individual with the application of an additional fee. The languages that will be initially available are English, Spanish, French, Italian, Mandarin Chinese and Japanese (possibly Arabic as well). The reasoning for this is due to the United States being a boiling pot of immigrants and many of its inhabitants being more fluent in their native tongue than in English; Also it is important to know that a secondary reason for this will be that the company will attempt to go international at one point. As the company expands and progresses, more languages will be added to this list. Secondly, we will also offer high quality print manga at the lowest price possible. The reasoning for this is to represent the companies morals: to be able to spread the love and passion for anime and manga by making it more reasonably affordable to its consumers to purchase. Thirdly our company will be accepting artist and writers from all over the world to work with us to produce original manga printed by Rosa Linda Publishings. The process will include having a personal editor to work together on improving one’s artwork and story progression. If possible, we will attempt to get foreign artist and writers to obtain a visa to work close to our editorial office in California. Reasoning for this is that many foreigners have incredible talents for art and story but have yet to reveal their talents due to lack of resources. We will be providing those resources to exploit the talents of those who wish to be exposed. Sometimes, what someone needs is just a chance to prove themselves. Fourthly, we will be hosting our own weekly magazine as soon as we have a steady income and enough original artists working for Rosa Linda Publishings to sustain an audience and be able to print to supply the demand. The reasoning for this again ties into the companies morals.
