The Tokyo Zodiac Murders by Sōji Shimada, Ross MacKenzie (Translator), Shika MacKenzie (Translator)

The Tokyo Zodiac Murders by Sōji Shimada, Ross MacKenzie (Translator), Shika MacKenzie (Translator)Japan, 1936. An old eccentric artist living with seven women has been found dead in a room locked from the inside. His diaries reveal alchemy, astrology and a complicated plan to kill all seven women. Shortly afterwards, the plan is carried out: the women are found dismembered and buried across rural Japan. By 1979, these Tokyo Zodiac Murders have been obsessing a nation for decades, but not one of them has been solved. A mystery obsessed illustrator

The world's finances collapse but one man makes a killing

failing to capture the unique culinary heritage of a myriad of ethnicities that call this country home

which now sweeps the world with destruction

and a microcosm of a world of defeat

Your body is a sacred space

She was out of her depth

and the raw material of literature - his past life

"System 2" is slower

the use of herbal remedies and other practical everyday aspects of maintaining health

but by the morning it is one passenger fewer

The Kurukshetra war

Yasuko Hanaoka works in a Bento shop