Taking a look at a non-typical, non-specific twenty-something male as he ponders his way through life, this semi-autobiographical anecdotal novel aims to encapsulate the reader into the mind the author. Cleverly written using local dialect and colloquialisms, the author really gets to "where it's at" covering topics wide and far on his journey over three years. There's romance, humour, tragedy and basic humdrum but laid out in a way to make it a very easy to read "toilet book." Small paragraphs mean that you can pick the book up as when, and there's no pressure to finish a page, before moving on and doing other things. This book is ideal for commuting, doctors' waiting rooms, aeroplane flights or in between soap operas.