I still get excited whenever I find a Thai-edition of a Korean thriller tucked away in a secondhand stall, and one title that keeps popping up as 'rare' among readers is 'I Have the Right to Destroy Myself' by Kim Young-ha. The reason it’s often hard to find in Thai is that it sits between literary fiction and a psychological thriller — publishers sometimes hesitate about how to position it, so print runs were conservative when it first came out in Thailand. That middle-ground quality also means it appeals to a niche audience rather than mainstream crime-readers, so once those initial copies vanish they don't always come back into print.