On June 12th, 1981, Paris became the stage for a crime so grotesque it stunned the world. Issei Sagawa, a 32-year-old Japanese student, invited a Dutch classmate to his apartment with an innocent pretext. Hours later, she was dead, dismembered, and partially consumed by a man whose lifelong obsession had finally erupted into reality.
Branded insane, Sagawa was confined to a French asylum, where in 1983 he wrote In the Fog. This chilling document is not merely a confession, but a descent into the fantasies, compulsions, and hunger that drove him to kill. When published in Japan, it became a instant bestseller, whispered about as much as it was read.
At last, the original uncensored version appears in English. Terrifying, transgressive, and unforgettable, it is a book few will dare to open—and none will ever forget.
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