1970 | |
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Erich Segal | Love Story | 1971 |
Beatrix Potter | The Tale of Peter Rabbit |
Truman Capote | Other Voices, Other Rooms | 1972 |
J.R.R. Tolkien | The Lord of the Rings |
George Orwell | Animal Farm |
Ludwig Bemelmans | Madeleine |
Frank Herbert | Dune |
Gabriel Garcia Marquez | Cien Anos de Soledad |
George Orwell | Nineteen Eighty Four |
Dee Brown | Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee |
Roald Dahl | Charlie and the Chocolate Factory | 1973 |
Rev W. Audry | Thomas the Tank Engine |
Frederick Forsyth | The Day of the Jackal |
Kurt Vonnegut | Slaughterhouse Five |
William Golding | Lord of the Flies |
Arthur Hailey | Wheels |
Heinrich Böll | Ansichten Eines Clowns |
Ludwig Bemelmans | Madeline's Rescue | 1974 |
Piers Paul Read | Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors |
Richard Bach | Jonathan Livingston Seagull |
Erle Stanley Gardner | The Case of the Postponed Murder |
Arthur Hailey | Hotel |
Jorge Luis Borges | The Book of Imaginary Beings |
Frederick Forsyth | The Odessa File |
Patrick White | The Eye of the Storm(Winner 1973 Nobel Prize for Literature) |
Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn | The Gulag Archipelago |
Tomi Ungerer | Crictor | 1975 |
John Gerald Taylor | Black Holes: The End of the Universe? |
Frederick Forsyth | The Dogs of War |
Raymond Chandler | Philip Marlow's Last Case and other stories |
Agatha Christie | Curtain |
Don Freeman | Corduroy |
Charles Berlitz | The Bermuda Tiangle |
Arthur Hailey | The Final Diagnosis |
James Hilton | Random Harvest |
Richard Adams | Watership Down |
Theodore Taylor | The Cay |
David Douglas Duncan | Goodbye Picasso |
Editore Mondadori (ed) | Wonders of Man in 15 vols |
Jacques-Yves Cousteau | The Ocean World of Jacques Cousteau in 20 vols |
J.G. Ferguson (ed) | Aldus Encyclopedia of Discovery and Explorers in 18 vols | 1976 |
Carter Dickson | The Judas Window |
Arthur Hailey | The Moneychangers |
J.D. Salinger | Franny and Zooey |
Agatha Christie | A Murder is Announced |
Agatha Christie | Cards on the Table |
Agatha Christie | Towards Zero |
Erica Jong | Fear of Flying |
Eric Carle | The Very Hungry Caterpillar |
Arnold J. Toynbee | A Study of History |
James Jones | World War II |
John Burningham | Little Books: The Dog | 1977 |
Lucien Nahum | Shadow 81 |
Jeffrey Archer | Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less |
Agatha Christie | The Hollow |
Agathan Christie | Halloween Party |
Philip Roth | Goodbye, Columbus |
Editore Mondadori (ed) | Les Gigants della Letteratura Mondiale in 18 vols |
Thames & Hudson (ed) | Art and Imagination in 34 vols | 1978 |
Norris McWhirter | The Guinness Book of Records |
Jeffrey Archer | Shall We Tell the President |
Brian Freemantle | Charlie Muffin |
Daniel Keyes | Flowers for Algernon |
John Hackett | The Third World War |
Editore Mondadori (ed) | People of the Earth in 20 vols |
Editore Mondadori (ed) | Colorama in 11 vols | 1979 |
Ezra F. Vogel | Japan as Number One |
Frederick Forsyth | The Devil's Alternative |
Edwin O. Reischauer | The Japanese |
Robert A. Heinlein | Door into Summer |
Mary Higgins Clarke | A Stranger is Watching |
Thomas Harris | Black Sunday |
Henry Kissinger | White House Years |
Rien Poortvliet and Wil Huygen | Gnomes |
Major titles in the agency's history
This is a list of some of the books whose rights we have handled in the fifty some years of our history. In order to compile the list, we have queried our database for those works which have sold over a certain number of copies in Japan, and used the list generated by this query as a starting point.
However, the importance of a book surely does not rest on sales figures alone, and we have also elected to include a number of titles here which were not originally in the computer generated list.
A different criteria for inclusion has been applied to certain exceptional authors such as Agatha Christie, and for illustrated works, and works honored by literary awards. With regard to continuing series of books such as Anne of Green Gables, Tales of Peter Rabbit, Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends, Moomin, James Bond, Elmer, Tales of Narnia, Doctor Dolittle, Little Old Mrs. Pepperpot, and Darren Shan, we have included here only the representative early works of each series.