Ebook {Epub PDF} All This Life by Joshua Mohr

All This Life. It’s always hectic here on the bridge, always full, always rushing, even in traffic. Because these days you don’t just work at work. Technology, that noose. Everyone is reachable all the time. Including traffic jams.  · His newest effort, All This Life, is no different in that regard. This time, though, instead of acting as another installment of Mohr’s short but prolific career, his fifth novel is a culmination of his earlier work and a baseline for his future fiction. Mohr shines a harsh spotlight into all corners of his life, throwing the wild joys, tragedies, embarrassments, and adventures of his past into bold relief. His story is heartbreakingly real and yet unreal, which he captures in vivid, uncanny imagery, waking hallucinations that imagine hearts as hot air balloons, drug cravings as wry Nazi doctors, secrets as emaciated second selves.

Additional Books by Joshua Mohr. Sirens (, Two Dollar Radio). All This Life (, Counterpoint/ Soft Skull). Fight Song (, Counterpoint/ Soft Skull). Damascus (, Two Dollar Radio). Termite Parade (, Two Dollar Radio). Some Things That Meant the World to Me (, Two Dollar Radio). Joshua Mohr is the author of the memoir Sirens and of several novels, including Damascus, which The New York Times called "beat-poet cool." His novel All This Life won the Northern California Book Award. He is the founder of Decant Editorial. Joshua Mohr. Publisher. Catapult. Release. 01 July Share. Subjects Fiction Literature. With a wide cast of characters and an exciting pace that mimics the speed of our modern, all-too-connected lives, All This Life examines the dangerous intersection of reality and the imaginary.

"Mr. Mohr has found a way to articulate our disconnectedness for all of us. Highly recommended." —Sensitive Skin "Joshua Mohr is a rabble-rouser whose first four novels have earned him a near cultish following. Now, with All This Life, Mohr wades into the dark territory of cyber voyeurism, internet shaming, tweets, Youtube, and streaming anger. Trouble spreads like wildfire in this compelling novel, and with brutal honesty, and empathy for his diverse cast of characters, Mohr refuses to. all this life. by joshua mohr. buy now from. amazon barnes noble local bookseller get weekly book recommendations: email address. J. Joshua Mohr ’s largehearted fifth novel, “All This Life,” opens with a brass band marching onto the Golden Gate Bridge during rush hour, playing their instruments. Jake, a