Actually, it looks like he's there to stay, as I got a surprise package this morning: a Korean co-edition featuring our cute but smelly friend.
I still have a child-like fascination for languages that use a different alphabet to ours, and Korean is particularly visually interesting. I wonder how that title is pronounced?
Since I have 2 copies, and don't speak Korean, if there is anyone out there who would like a copy (signed of course) let me know.
I think you don´t speak spanish... Would you like to exchange a korean Stinky by a spanish Salfon (signed of course too, he, he) Salfon is my only published book, by the moment.
ReplyDeleteTomas beat me to it!...
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect idea Tomas!
ReplyDeleteI have a couple of neighbors who are Korean, I'll try to remember to ask them what the title means.
ReplyDeleteDo your neighbours have small children by any chance?
ReplyDeleteStinky looks handsome in Korean!
ReplyDeleteVery cool ... not Korean... but a Stinky fan too :-)
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