<p>While on a business assignment in the Republic of Korea in 1985&ndash;86 Byron and Victoria Sewell immersed themselves in Korean culture and eventually loosely adapted and beautifully illustrated Lewis Carroll&rsquo;s classic Alice&rsquo;s Adventures in Wonderland into a uniquely bilingual English-Korean version of Lewis Carroll&rsquo;s famous tale. The first edition has been long out of print and is basically unattainable. Evertype has arranged for the republication of the Sewells&rsquo; adaptation, making once again available both the English and Korean texts in separate editions. In this English version, An Sun-hee (a name meaning &ldquo;fairyland girl&rdquo;) takes the place of Alice. She follows a White Rabbit wearing a traditional jeogori robe down a rabbit hole at the base of a tumulus (the traditional hemispherical-shaped Korean grave), where she has a number of adventures encountering the inhabitants of this underground world beneath the Land of Morning Calm.</p>