AN EXCEPTIONALLY SIMPLE THEORY OF ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING

It takes a visit to his dying mother to give Capetonian architect Chris Hayes the push to examine his nagging sense of discontent – and to lead him onto a past he’s never considered and a future he doesn’t expect.

Reception:
“A beautiful and gentle exploration of the existential gaps between material well-being and purpose.” Eusebius Mckaiser

“Beguiling, beautifully written…. imaginative and often hilarious.” O Magazine

“A debut work of adult fiction where consistent depth of feeling and cognition is channelled into a story truly worth telling.” LitNet