HOKUSAI: DEMONS and other tales of the Fox Mother

by Al Davison. Limited to 100 signed and numbered copies, each with a hand-drawn original sketch by Al. Hard cover, full colour, 96 pages. Introduction by Neil Gaiman and foreword by Emma Vieceli. 'Kitsune', the Japanese term for 'Fox' is most often used to represent the mythical shape-changing trickster of Japanese folklore. This fox confuses, seduces, and bewitches. Sometimes it has good intentions, other times it just wants your blood. The dreams transcribed in this volume all have a common thread, the Kitsune appears in one form or another, for better or worse. Al first dreamed of the Kitsune when he was only three years old, and has been dreaming of her on and off ever since. Why? A question he often asks himself, and a question he now throws open to you..........