Autorentext

**Natsuhiko Kyogoku **was born in Otaru, Hokkaido. As a designer as well as a novelist, he has been blending mystery, folklore, and the supernatural since The Summer of the Ubume, his debut novel. His work has influenced a generation of Japanese mystery fiction writers. His other work available in English includes a near future thriller, Loups-Garous.  

**Naoko Machida was born in 1968 in Tokyo. A two-time winner of the Japan Picture Book Award, Machida is an **illustrator and picture book author known for her evocative, whimsical, often cat-centric artwork.

Klappentext

“It’s dark up there… I couldn’t stop wondering what was up there.”

Deceptively simple picture books with sinister stories.

You went to live with Grandma in her rambling old house. High above the rafters is a world of darkness. You can’t shake the feeling that something is lurking there. 

Natsuhiko Kyogoku and Naoko Machida spin a riveting web of fear of the unknown.