Silent manga about a good looking girl and the guy that never looks at her.

Kousaka is a violinist who is looking for a new orchestra to perform with as he’s tired of his current one. He, along with others, answer an ad for a new orchestra only to find an abandoned warehouse and a crazy old man constructing the rehearsal space. And no conductor. Kousaka takes over as first violin when the old man interrupts and criticizes him. Turns out that the old man IS the conductor and musical director, and he’s put together this orchestra with lofty goals in mind, and has told them he’s going to shape them up in only a month…

A gender bender about a boy reaching for the top of I.D. Entertainment as an idol, when he is unexpectedly put together with a newly debuting trainee. *Note: Published in LaLa 2013-02.*

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A young editor, who faints with anything scary, ends up being in charge of the mysterious novelist Sharakuna! The elusive author claims he is in a slump and needs an actual "horror experience" to finish his manuscript. He convinces the editor to join him in visiting many haunted hotspots. (Source: Natalie.mu, translated) *Note: The chapter count includes two extras.*

Three quarters of the world, is the world of the dead. The world has been invaded by phantoms. One day, a boy named Nagi finds in the mountains of scrap wood a mechanical teenage maid girl. He immediately takes her home to repair her. The first things that Elise, this mysterious mechanical maid, says is, "Good morning, Nagi." Who is this mysterious silver haired girl? The fate of the world rests in their hands.

The world ended on the day that the abnormally distorted, super-sized "Great Engine Clock" stood over the entire planet like a tombstone. The cyberzombies groaned and devoured the few lives that survived, and the last "people" left in the world were a young man named Kyrie and a young girl named Genevieve. The two continue their journey together and at cross-purposes, searching for the last sanctuary at the end of the dead world... A beautiful dystopia written by Hikaru Sakurai of the "Steampunk" series. (Source: Seikaisha, translated)