The Sky is Everywhere.

My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Beautiful, whimsical, and poetic. Seventeen year-old Lennon comes to terms with death, sex, and the mixed fortunes of musicians. Nelson’s prose has a tumbling syncopation that calls to mind the improvised sax solos of John Coltrane, hip-hop, and early Beatles’ singles.

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