When are you going to get a proper job?, By Azu Ishiekwene

The book ends the way it starts: with existential questions about love, life and meaning, viewed from Power’s Swedish soul chastened by adventures. If the world was his oyster, the book is the reader’s shucker. As I look for a proper job, the book’s unpretentiousness and light touch in attempting to answer life’s difficult questions will make me read it again.

He didn’t say when his father asked him, but I wonder what the old man would think now in his grave. Jonathan…