2005. .The Borrible Trilogy is also in print in the following languages: German: Die Borribles Auf zur Großen Rumbeljagd (translation of Book 1). Trans. Joachim Kalka. Stuttgart: Hobbit Presse, 1996. Die Borribles Im Labyrinth der Wendels (translation of Book 2). Trans. Joachim Kalka. Stuttgart: Hobbit Presse, 1996. Die Borribles Die Schleppnetzfahndung (translation of Book 3). Trans. Joachim Kalka. Stuttgart: Hobbit Presse, 1996. French: Les Zorribles (translation of Book 1). Trans. Alain Robert. Nantes: Librairie l'Atalante, 1994. Gare Aux Zorribles (translation of Book 2). Trans. Alain Robert. Nantes: Librairie l'Atalante, 1995. Les Zorribles Dans La Nuit (translation of Book 3). Trans. Alain Robert. Nantes: Librairie l'Atalante, 1996. Italian I Borrible: Attacco a Rumbledonia (translation of Book 1). Trans. Annalisa Di Liddo. Roma: Fanucci, 2006. . I Borrible: Alla riscossa (translation of Book 2). Trans. Annalisa Di Liddo. Roma: Fanucci, 2006. . I Borrible: Viaggio nella metropoli oscura (translation of Book 3). Trans. Annalisa Di Liddo. Roma: Fanucci, 2007. . JapaneseThe Borrible Trilogy has been in print in the following languages, but is currently out of print: Spanish Los Borribles (translation of Book 1). Trans. Joaquín Vidal. Barcelona: Fontanella, 1984. . Swedish Borriblarna och stora rumlarjakten (translation of Book 1). Trans. Sven Christer Swahn. Stockholm: Liber Förlag, 1983. Borriblarna flyr för livet (translation of Book 2). Trans. Sven Christer Swahn. Stockholm: Liber Förlag, 1983. Danish Boriblerne slår igen (translation of Book 1). Trans. Jørn E. Albert. Copenhagen: Forum, 1982. Film adaptation While a July 2004 report in Variety revealed that a film based on the entire trilogy was being developed by CUBA Pictures, the film development arm of literary agents Curtis Brown, no such film can be found at IMDb, Variety Insight, nor other such online databases of information related to films. Parallels The members of the High Command of Rumbles correspond directly to one of the main characters of The Wombles'': Vulgarian (Great Uncle Bulgaria) Bingo (Bungo) Chalotte (Madame Cholet) Torreycanyon (Tobermory) Orococco (Orinoco) Stonks (Tomsk) Napoleon Boot (Wellington) Sydney (Miss Adelaide) References Novels by Michael de Larrabeiti Contemporary fantasy novels Fantasy novel trilogies Novels set in London Tor Books books