Some Things That Meant the World to Me

Some Things That Meant the World to Me is a gritty and poetic debut novel by Joshua Mohr that follows Rhonda, a 30-year-old man grappling with depersonalization and a troubled past marked by abandonment and abuse. When an embarrassing incident prompts Rhonda to confront his inner-child, he discovers a hidden trapdoor behind a taqueria that leads to a transformative encounter. The work is noted for its creative and hypnotic style, introducing a compelling new voice in American literature.