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Revision as of 13:34, 18 June 2011
| Nicky Lee | |
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| Born | Li Chung Ping (李崇萍) |
| Nationality | Taiwan |
Nicky Lee is the pen name of Li Chung Ping (李崇萍), a popular manhua author in Taiwan. She writes primarily for the teenage girl market, specializing in comedy, drama and romance.
Lee works as one of the main staff artists for Taiwan's Tong Li Comics.
Biography
Lee began her career in the year 1992 when she submitted a story to Tong Li's monthly manhua magazine Flower Girl. The story became her first work, Paradise City and began Lee's long career working with Tong Li. Her second work, Youth Gone Wild, which started its five year run in 1996, was her longest and most popular work. So far four works have been published in the magazine, one of which is ongoing.
Nicky Lee's personal life is not well documented aside from small notes that she writes in the margins of her published works and a few interviews. She is married, without children and credits her mother as her main influence. She is a fan of 1980s American heavy metal music and cites Fuyumi Souryo (Mars) and Shimizu Reiko as her role models.
Works (in chronological order)
- Paradise City (1993): 4 volumes
- Youth Gone Wild (1996): 14 volumes
- Provence (2004): 2 volumes
- The One (2005): ongoing
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