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Kaze to Ki no Uta


Alt Names: alt 風と木の詩alt Poem of Wind and Treesalt The Poem of the Wind and the Treesalt The Song of the Wind and the Treesalt The Song of the Wind in the Trees
Author: Takemiya Keiko
Artist: Takemiya Keiko
Genres: Drama DramaHistorical HistoricalPsychological PsychologicalSchool Life School LifeShoujo ShoujoShounen Ai Shounen AiTragedy Tragedy
Type: Manga (Japanese)
Status: Ongoing
Description: It is 1880 at the all-boys school, Lacombrade Academy in France. Serge Battour is a cheerful and kind new student who is trying to fit in with the rest of the student body, despite the taboo of his gypsy heritage, made obvious by his dark skin. However, his roommate Gilbert Cocteau, known for sleeping with anyone at the school to manipulate them to his advantage, is not helping the situation, especially when he makes it his personal goal to bring about Serge's downfall.

Originally published in the 1970's, Kaze to Ki no Uta is considered by many to be the first true yaoi manga. In 1979, this series was awarded the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award for shounen/shoujo manga.

For those who don't like yaoi - this manga is more of shounen-ai and the sex scenes are nothing like the ones you can see in modern yaoi mangas. A bit of warning: "Kaze..." includes scenes of rape and child abuse (but no shota).
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Probably the most beautiful manga I have ever read, Kaze to Ki no Uta is revolutionary. I'm not joking! It touches on some serious subjects, though: Racism, pedophilia, drugs use, incest, homophobia and abuse of every kind. It's really amazing, and if you think you can handle the...er, breaking bones amidst the sprinkling of romantic piano music, then you've got yourself a really amazing experience.

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I can't help but find the last line of the summary amusing, for some reason.


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