Questions of identity and self realisation are not easily or straight-forwardly accommodated by one literary form. William Keohane’s response to this has been to write something formally myriad, hybridised and resistant to easy categorization. Son is remarkable work of thought and language, and William’s curiosity as a thinker means that in his work ideas are always being made, remade, and made anew once more. This pamphlet is honest, intelligent and moving. William is a brilliant writer, and this is a mind-expanding work.