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Falling Uphill Korean edition title card. 자전거로 나를 세운다.
Falling Uphill Korean edition. 자전거로 나를 세운다

Falling Uphill: the Korean Edition

자전거로 나를 세운다

Adopt me and my bicycle

Falling Uphill the classic epic travel quest comes to South Korea.

Falling Uphill Korean edition
Falling Uphill Korean edition. 자전거로 나를 세운다.

“Falling Uphill” has been transliterated into something like “Adopt me and my bicycle” which is true enough but is also translated as “Building yourself up with a Bicycle” which probably has a more colloquial meaning in Korean. I’m also honored to be grouped with “The Life of Pi” and “Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance”. Here’s a review by one of several newspapers, the Korean Economic Daily, which I translated through Google, or you can read the original review in Korean.

You can also flip through the Korean edition here.

As a side note, I wonder if any of my books made it to North Korea?

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