J-Novel Club Licenses “Bluesteel Blasphemer” Light Novels


Source: J-Novel Club
Summary:

J-Novel Club announced that they licensed Ichirou Sakaki (Scrapped Princess, Chaika, The Coffin Princess) and illustrator Tera Akai’s Bluesteel Blasphemer light novels. The first 40 pages are available to all users, and the first half of the first volume is available to subscribers as of press time.

The first collected eBook volume will hit online retailers starting May 13.


J-Novel Club announced that they licensed Ichirou Sakaki (Scrapped Princess, Chaika, The Coffin Princess) and illustrator Tera Akai’s Bluesteel Blasphemer light novels. The first 40 pages are available to all users, and the first half of the first volume is available to subscribers as of press time.

The first collected eBook volume will hit online retailers starting May 13.

To be released: March 25th, 2017

J-Novel Club Announces the Licensing of Ichirou Sakaki’s “Bluesteel Blasphemer” Light Novel Series

From the author of Scrapped Princess, Chaika, and Outbreak Company!

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS – March 25th, 2017 – J-Novel Club LLC is proud to announce the acquisition of a hit light novel series from Hobby Japan, “Bluesteel Blasphemer”. This series is available immediately on j-novel.club, with a free 40 page preview and half of the first volume available for J-Novel Club Members.

“Bluesteel Blasphemer” is from the legendary light novel author Ichirou Sakaki, who has written many, many hit light novel series over the years like “Chaika, The Coffin Princess”, “Outbreak Company”, and “Scrapped Princess”, to name just a few! J-Novel Club will be releasing the series in weekly installments for J-Novel Club Members, and then will be publishing the first e-book on services including Amazon, Kobo, Nook, iBooks, and BookWalker on May 13th.

J-Novel Club Membership is only $4.50 a month for an annual membership, and gives you a new chapter a week from all 8 of our ongoing series, including “Arifureta: From Commonplace to World’s Strongest”, “Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash”, “The Faraway Paladin”, “In Another World With My Smartphone”, “Mixed Bathing in Another Dimension”, “How a Realistic Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom”, “Paying to Win in a VRMMO”, “I Saved Too Many Girls and Caused the Apocalypse”, “My Little Sister Can Read Kanji”, and “My Big Sister Lives in a Fantasy World”.

Announced Title List:

Bluesteel Blasphemer by Ichirou Sakaki, Illustrations by Tera Akai

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