What happens when you only know your dad when you're a young boy
and then, one day, when you are middle-aged, he phones to say he'd
like to see you again before he dies? In the space of one year, Ian
Clayton makes a voyage around China, America and his father to
ponder the familiar questions: Is blood thicker than water? Does it
matter who teaches us so long as we learn? How do we let go of
something that we never really had in the first place? With
characteristic storytelling, wit and good humour, Ian Clayton
reflects on a lifelong search for a father figure, skipping across
the generations to weave a tale of how we relate, what we do with
what we've got and what happens when some things just don't work
out the way we want them to.
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