Son of Steve

Sean Conway's debut novella sits somewhere between prose and poetry, has no characters except for Jesus and Elvis and talks about nothing in particular except for thoughts on pop culture and sex, creating a sense of suspension in time and space.

This is a book about brining us back to something primal, beyond categories and labels.

It isn't surprising that Sean is a film-maker: the pages read like scenes and snap shots, if we could bring literature back to its deepest roots, it would probably look a lot like Son of Steve.

Includes a FREE DVD of the author's short films.