Paul Fulcher

Peninsula Press is a publisher of boundary pushing fiction and non-fiction, based in London. It was founded in 2017 by three booksellers.

“This little African accompanied my wife and me to England; and with the gradual development of his feelings and faculties, he became interesting to us in no ordinary degree. He was indeed a remarkable child. With a great flow of animal spirits and natural hilarity, he was at the same time docile, observant, reflective, and always unselfishly considerate of others. He was of a singularly ingenuous and affectionate disposition; and, in proportion as his reason expanded, his heart became daily more thoroughly imbued with the genuine spirit of the Gospel, so that all who knew him, involuntarily and with one consent, applied to this African boy, the benignant words of our Saviour—' Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven.' He was baptized in 1827, and took on himself (in conjunction with Mrs P and me) his baptismal vows in the most devout and sensible manner. Shortly afterwards, he died of a pulmonary complaint, under which he had for many months suffered with exemplary meekness."

P. — You'll find, at least, my friend, we do not starve:
There's always mutton, if nought else, to carve;
And even of luxuries we have our share.
But here comes dinner (the best bill of fare),
Drest by that " Nut-Brown Maiden," Vytje Vaal.
[ To the Hottentot Girl. ] Meid, roep de Juffrouwen naar't middagmaal:
[ To F. ] Which means — " The ladies in to dinner call."

(I wrote the novel) to show women’s shared worries,” Cho said, pointing out that Kim Ji-young is ordinary in every way. There is nothing exceptional about the character.
(from an interview in 2018 when the novel reached 1 million copies http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?u...)