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Joshua Mohr Recommended

When: Tue., July 21, 7:30 p.m. 2015
Price: free

A Mohr Connected World

In his new novel, All This Life, Bay Area author Joshua Mohr illustrates (in words) the ways in which our interactions with one another and with the world are changing now that we're ever more connected. Instantaneous information and limitless communication bring us closer together, but it happens so quickly that it's tough to identify and describe. Mohr attempts to get to the how of it through his novel, which traces the lines of connectivity between a Golden Gate Bridge tragedy, the release of a sex tape in Arizona, and other events that may never have brushed elbows in the world predating modern technology.

Joshua Mohr speaks at 7:30 p.m. at the Booksmith, 1644 Haight St., S.F. $25; 415-863-8688 or booksmith.com.

— Emilie Mutert

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