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8168 Riel Pl
Vancouver, British Columbia V5S 4B3
+1 (778) 321-0636
http://onemonkeyonetypewriter.com

Three Ocean Press, based in Vancouver, BC, publishes the creative works of Brad Yung, an author and cartoonist who has returned to writing and drawing after a 20-year hiatus. The press features a diverse range of content, including a new comic book series titled "The Return of Ninja Bear" and Yung's first novel, presented as an autobiographical parenting guide filled with humor and insight.

In addition to these works, Three Ocean Press offers a collection of "Stay as you are" comic strips in book form and an unproduced movie script available for free. The stories often explore the absurdities of life and art while inviting readers on entertaining quests through Yung's unique storytelling style.

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