Edogawa Ranpo's novel "The Moon and the Gloves" is an inverted mystery in which the reader already knows the culprit, and the famous detective Akechi Kogoro psychologically corners the culprit. The daughter of a wealthy man receives a threatening letter from a mysterious organization calling itself the "Black Hand Group," threatening to kidnap her daughter unless money is paid. The famous detective Akechi Kogoro, consulted by the daughter's boyfriend, devises a plan to lure the culprit out by using a daughter's double to prevent the kidnapping. Edogawa Ranpo's novel "The Ghost" is one of the early short stories in the famous detective Akechi Kogoro series. It is a psychological suspense story in which a businessman is terrified by a mysterious letter from a man who "should have died" and seeks Akechi's help. "The Stroller in the Attic" is a story about Saburo Goda, a young man leading a boring life, who discovers the attic of his boarding house and indulges in the forbidden pleasure of peeking at the residents through a gap in the ceiling. Eventually, after secretly overhearing her neighbor boasting about a double suicide, she plots to poison him out of spite. She attempts to commit the perfect crime, making it look like a suicide, but Kogoro Akechi, who lives in the same boarding house, sees through her trick, and the story unfolds as she gets closer to the truth in this psychological suspense thriller. Total word count: 38898