Joshua Mohr, a longtime resident of the Mission District, draws on his punk roots in his latest novel, "Saint the Terrifying," evoking the nostalgia of the East Bay's vibrant music scene.
Reflecting on his teenage years, Mohr recalls attending legendary punk shows at 924 Gilman, where artists like Rancid and Green Day made a significant impact on his identity.
The vibrant backdrop of the East Bay punk scene in the late '80s and early '90s shapes Mohr's new trilogy, blending elements of Norse mythology with crime and music.
Mohr's protagonist in "Saint the Terrifying" mirrors his own experiences, emphasizing the connection he feels to the underground music culture, and the importance of finding one's community.
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