 Are there books which are better translated into languages other than the languages they were written in, novels? I think there are. I think probably many which are, let's say, B novels. So pub novels, for example, can often be especially stylistically improved in translation. And you often have so-called literary authors translating crime authors, B-list crime authors. And they do a wonderful job of it. There are also cases where I don't think it's better, but some of the most interesting, the translations that appeal most to me are those of experimental works which basically are not, you can't translate them literally. So the word for word, you don't get the quote. So the translator basically becomes a recreator of the text and takes a new approach. And some of those are wonderful as well.