by Patrick Lawler
Four Way Books, 2014
Paper: 978-1-935536-45-1
Library of Congress Classification PS3562.A867M43 2014
Dewey Decimal Classification 813.54

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ABOUT THIS BOOK
“You just have to admire all the possibilities,” says one character in Patrick Lawler’s short story collection, The Meaning of If—a sentence that encapsulates the myriad of “if’s” explored in these pages. At times surreal and yet so realistic, we hear each “muffled whisper,” we see each “muddy photograph,” we know each “secret life,” as if it were our own. These are familial stories of transition and transformation—both mental and physical—that consider the question “What if?”

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