Released in 1998, "All I Need to Know about Filmmaking I Learned from The Toxic Avenger" is an autobiography of sorts co-written with James Gunn. This book chronicles the history of the company, its films, and its iconic figurehead. Kaufman continued to draw on his experiences as Troma chief in the "how-to" filmmaking books "Make Your Own Damn Movie!", "Direct Your Own Damn Movie!", "Produce Your Own Damn Movie!" and "Sell Your Own Damn Movie!". A DVD box set has been released to coincide with release of each of the three books. In the video series, Kaufman interviews famous and infamous filmmakers about various filmmaking subjects. In 2006 a novelization of "The Toxic Avenger" was released. It was co-written by Kaufman and long time Troma employee Adam Jahnke. Also see List of Troma Team Video Titles for a complete list of films distributed by Troma Entertainment. Below is a list of some Troma distributed films. Some titles which have at one time, or another, been distributed by Troma Inc. have left the catalog. For instance, "My Neighbor Totoro" was originally released by Troma's subsidiary 50th Street Films, but only for a short time, and only for U.S. theatrical release. Others were briefly licensed for distribution on VHS such as "Femme Fontaine Killer Babe for the C.I.A." which was one of Troma Team Video's original launch titles along with "Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D." and "Class of Nuke 'em High Part III: The Good, The Bad and The Subhumanoid". Some titles, such as "Maniac Nurses Find Ecstasy", are included on this list because they were previously listed but no longer appear in Troma's catalog. Troma has also created/acquired specialty distributors for its films. Most of the films made by Troma Entertainment take place in the fictional New Jersey city of Tromaville, known as the "Toxic Chemical Capital of the World." Examples include the "Toxic Avenger" films and the "Class of Nuke 'Em High" films. Another film worth mentioning takes place in a post-apocalyptic Tromaville titled "A Nymphoid Barbarian In Dinosaur Hell". The following is a list of films that either take place in, or mention, Tromaville.