A series of short theater plays and philosophy essays, Iheanacho touches and sheds light on a multitude of topics. If for a speculative person, whose seed-field is time, no conquest is more important than that of new ideas, then might the arrival of Iheanacho's work be marked with chalk in the editor's calendar. It is indeed an extensive volume of boundless, almost formless content, a very sea of thought; neither calm nor clear. Shedding light on topics ranging from identity, language, death, fear, time and space, Iheanacho takes his ideas and puts them on stage. A well written compilation for readers who want to gain a new perspective on day to day existence.