A poet grapples with the entirety of his lived experience, from cultural fascinations to personal afflictions. William Radice's collection, spanning 1992-1999, draws deeply from his engagement with Indian literature and Germany, weaving these influences into his verse. The poems also explore his passion for music and confront the persistent challenge of enduring migraines, offering a multifaceted portrait of the author's life.

This collection offers a personal and introspective look at the author's life, drawing from diverse influences such as Indian literature, Germany, and music. The poems are notable for their candid exploration of personal struggles, particularly the enduring presence of migraines. The work is presented as a comprehensive reflection of the author's experiences during the specified decade.