Mullebooks announces digital license of DASH: TO MY DEAREST MEDALIST

Step up on the blocks and take your marks! A fan-favorite BL novel is getting an English release soon.

Mullebooks, an indie Korean webnovels publisher, has announced its latest license: Dash: To My Dearest Medalist. The sudden announcement on July 15 surprised and delighted fans who had been eagerly awaiting an English translation of the original novel. Written by Ijen, Dash will open for preorders on July 28.

The synopsis for the omegaverse sports novel Dash: To My Dearest Medalist is as follows, according to Amazon:

At the height of his fame and just one victory away from a Grand Slam, Gwon Jaekyung is the undisputed star of international swimming and the embodiment of the perfect alpha. His unexpected decision to sign with an agency sends shockwaves through the industry and ignites a fierce bidding war. Yet instead of choosing a top-tier firm, he reaches out to a small agency called ProEdge. There, he reunites with Jung Jiheon—a former national swimmer forced into early retirement by injury, and someone Jaekyung once knew from their shared childhood at the same local pool. But what begins as a surprising reunion quickly takes a strange turn, as Jaekyung shows little interest in contracts and instead becomes increasingly fixated on Jiheon’s secondary gender…

The omegaverse sports novel Dash was first published in 2020 on Ridibooks and W-Beast. It spans seven volumes—five for the main story and two for side stories. The novel has also been adapted into a webcomic written and illustrated by Skye, which launched on December 1, 2024, and wrapped up its first season on June 1 with 26 episodes.

Founded in 2023, Mullebooks focuses on digital licenses of Korean BL webnovels. Its catalog includes titles such as The New Recruit, Diss Love, Ang Ang: Hard-Boiled Love, Codename Anastasia, and Perle: A Memoir of the Empire.

While waiting for the novel’s release, fans can dive into the Dash webcomic on Lezhin.

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