A deeply compelling and chilling journey into the dark side of Japan, centred on the tragic case of Lucie Blackman
Richard Lloyd Parry is Asia Editor of The Times. He was born in 1969 and was educated at Oxford. He has been visiting Asia for eighteen years and since 1995 has lived in Tokyo as a foreign correspondent, first for the Independent and now for The Times. He has reported from twenty-one countries and several wars, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Indonesia, East Timor, North Korea, Papua New Guinea, Vietnam, Kosovo and Macedonia. His work has also appeared in the London Review of Books and the New York Times Magazine. He is the author of In The Time of Madness, an eyewitness account of the violence that interrupted in Indonesia in the 1990s, and People Who Eat Darkness- The Fate of Lucie Blackman.
An extraordinary, compulsive and brilliant book...very, very
moving
*David Peace*
Difficult to put down... impossible to forget
*Minette Walters*
A skilful, definitive history of one of the most notorious crimes
of the past decade
*Sunday Times*
This is In Cold Blood for our times... Everyone who has ever loved
someone and held that life dear should read this stunning book, and
shiver
*Chris Cleave*
Open-minded and sympathetic, despite being driven half mad by the
case, Parry, former Asia correspondent for the Independent and The
Times, is the best kind of narrator of a tale that isn't just a
murder case but a book that sheds light on Japan, on families, on
the media, and on the insidious effects of misogyny
*Guardian*
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