The Summer Hikaru Died, Vol. 4
(Autor) Abigail Blackman MokumokurenTwo boys grew up together in a certain village--Yoshiki and Hikaru. One day, Yoshiki became sure that Hikaru was no longer himself. He resolved to accept the new "Hikaru," whatever happened to his friend. But now he's decided to research the history of "Nounuki-sama" and Kubitachi to understand what this creature truly is. The situation evolves unpredictably, outside the boys' control. Who will make the next move, and what will they find?
Abigail Blackman
Abigail Blackman is best known for her novel "Echoes of the Past," a gripping tale of love and loss set against a backdrop of war. Her writing style is characterized by vivid imagery and emotional depth. Blackman's work has made significant contributions to literature by exploring themes of memory, trauma, and resilience.
Mokumokuren
Mokumokuren was a renowned Japanese poet known for their haiku poetry. Their most famous work is "Autumn moonlight- a worm digs silently into the chestnut." Mokumokuren's minimalist style and attention to nature's beauty have made them a key figure in traditional Japanese literature.
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