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#8 of 10 Terrific Reads of 2009. "Charles Bukowski will dig the grit in this seedy novel, a poetic making of postmodern SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA." -O, The Oprah NewspaperA Best Reserve of the Calendar year -The Anxious Breakdown"Where Michel Gondry would go if he transpired a few way too many miles of bad desert highway." -The Collagist"Mohr's prose roams with chimerical liquidity. The magic of the reserve is a troubling, hallucinogenic magic." -Boston's Weekly DigFollowing a 30-year-old man known as Rhonda suffering from depersonalization, Some Things That Meant the planet to Me personally is a gritty and beautiful work that is creative and hypnotic, and should stand as an advantages of a genuine new voice to American literature.When Rhonda was a child — left behind and overlooked by his mother; abused and misguided by his mother's sweetheart — he thought the rooms of his home drifting apart from each other like separating continents. Years later, after an embarassing show as an adult, Rhonda's inner-child looks, leading him to a trapdoor in underneath of any dumpster behind a taqueria that will force him to finally confront his stressed past.Inside the heart of Cruddy and Hairstyles of the Damned, Joshua Mohr has created a amazing and unforgettable personality in this charmingly poetic and maturely crafted first novel.Joshua Mohr has been posted in Other Voices, The Cimarron Review, Pleiades, and Gulf Coastline, among others. He lives in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA and shows at a halfway house.
