Robert Johnson lived the most ordinary of lives, until he died. Suddenly he is catapulted into the strangeness of his afterlife and begins a frightening, lurid and emotional journey. Past memories, secret desires and present regrets and longings mingle with the real, surreal and sublime.

'Priestley in top form and being very, very funny.' - Simon Fox, "Western Mail"
' A] glorious fantasy . . . I, for one, immensely enjoyed this romp of a novel.' - R. C. Scriven, "Yorkshire Post"
' I]n a class by itself . . . an energetic romp.' - Claire Tomalin, "Spectator"
'A book paralleling Mark Twain's "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" but loaded with much more wacky humor.' - "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette"
' A] rollicking piece of humour . . . he can raise more laughs to the page than almost any other story-teller.' - "John O'London's"
'Dedicated to the...