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DIRT: A Bromantic Road Trip
Three estranged friends get back together for the funeral of a fourth. Their friend might be
dead, but their friendship is still kicking, biting and occasionally punching.
Having gone their separate ways for almost a year, the poker club are back together to bury their mutual friend. On a journey from Johannesburg to Cape Town the trio trade insinuations, insults, and injuries as they try to dig up the past and bury the present.
Grant is nervous about giving the eulogy for a man he admired greatly but could ever live up to. Sam is still angry about the last time they saw each other and can’t see the point in having male friends anyway. Wayne is sad that their friend is dead but can’t help thinking that this is his best chance to finally get rid of the dog with the embarrassing habit.
Driving high-speed through some painful, poignant and often hilarious territory, they arrive at the graveside with some serious injuries and some surprising insights about the nature of male friendship.
dead, but their friendship is still kicking, biting and occasionally punching.
Having gone their separate ways for almost a year, the poker club are back together to bury their mutual friend. On a journey from Johannesburg to Cape Town the trio trade insinuations, insults, and injuries as they try to dig up the past and bury the present.
Grant is nervous about giving the eulogy for a man he admired greatly but could ever live up to. Sam is still angry about the last time they saw each other and can’t see the point in having male friends anyway. Wayne is sad that their friend is dead but can’t help thinking that this is his best chance to finally get rid of the dog with the embarrassing habit.
Driving high-speed through some painful, poignant and often hilarious territory, they arrive at the graveside with some serious injuries and some surprising insights about the nature of male friendship.
53 pages, Paperback
Published October 8, 2017
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