Jun Fosse is a famous Norwegian writer and playwright. Author of many plays and novels, as well as poems, children's books and essays. Several years ago, Fosse announced that from now on he would only write prose, and his “Trilogy” immediately received the Nordic Council Prize. And his second novel series, Septology, was longlisted for the 2020 Booker Prize. “Fosset talks about passion and death, and he looks for timeless meaning in them, so he writes with detachment and compassion at the same time, and this is a rare skill.” – Olga Drobot Asle and Alida wander the streets of Bjergvin at dusk in late autumn in search of accommodation for the night. But nowhere are unmarried lovers who are about to have a child welcomed. The fjord is silver in the darkness, it’s raining, the baby is pushing in Alida’s stomach. They were so tired and so cold. In this world, no one needs them except each other. And fate leads them along dangerous paths. An incredibly deep and poetic trilogy-parable about love, crime, music and death.