Joe Kitchen describes Sushi with Hitler as a “burlesquefantasy”. It is a delightful satire, written in Douglas Adams’ style,that pokes fun at everything but the kitchen sink. The authordescribes the book as “completely irrelevant” and its beautylies precisely in the escape it offers from everyday problems.It questions the status quo on just about everything and noneof society’s holy cows remain untouched. Be prepared to betreated to a myriad of intertextual jokes, involving everythingfrom classical literature to pop music.