'The sky belongs to everybody and everybody belongs to the sky. When the genie comes out, wish for late buses and missed trains, and beers on benches, because when someone is gone, they are gone.' Kareem Parkins-Browns highly-anticipated pamphlet is an audacious and richly plural celebration of friends and selves, present and otherwise. In Parkins-Browns hands, language bends like an illusionists spoon a dazzling, fisheye-lens distortion of daily grief, absurdity and communion while reminding us always that the trick is to carry on living.