For the first time in Russian - the most famous of the early novels of the famous author of “Fine Work”, “Velvet Claws” and “Night Watch”. The idea for A Thread Woven of Darkness arose from archival research for an academic article on Victorian spiritualism that Waters was writing while working on Velvet Claws. Margaret Pryor comes to her senses after the death of her father and a suicide attempt. At the insistence of her father's old friend, she begins to visit the Millbank women's prison, talk with prisoners, providing them with moral support. Her interest is drawn to Selina Dawes, a transmedium who was convicted after one of her seances ended tragically. Gradually, interest turns into obsession - after all, Selina assures that they are connected by a thread woven from darkness...