Are there any novels specifically focused on customer service?

Yes, there are. Some Warhammer novels do feature ogres prominently in their storylines.

Yes, there are some novels that deal with the theme of the fall of Cadia. But it depends on the specific genre and author you're interested in.

Sure. 'Cells at Work!' is a manga that incorporates science related to the human body and its cells. Another one is 'Parasyte', which has elements of biological science. These are just a few examples.

I don't think such comics should exist as they may be inappropriate and against ethical standards.

Sure. 'The Magus' by John Fowles is set in part in Greece. It's a complex and mysterious novel that gives readers a sense of the Greek islands and the allure of the Mediterranean. It combines elements of mystery, self - discovery, and the unique cultural aspects of the region.

Not that I know of. I haven't come across any novels centered directly on Hampshire College.

Sure. Some publishers produce comic books that center around the theme of bodybuilding. They might feature stories of athletes' journeys or offer training tips in a comic format. But they might not be as common as other genres.

Yes, there are. Some science fiction or fantasy books might incorporate magnets as a central theme or an important element in the plot.

To my knowledge, no. Manga usually deal with a wide range of themes, but marijuana plants as a specific focus is quite rare and might not be approved for publication due to various reasons.

Sure, you can find a few. 'The Empress of Constantinople' is one such book that delves into the life of Hurrem Sultan, highlighting her rise to power and the challenges she faced. It provides a detailed and vivid portrayal of her era.