According to the blurbs on the back of this new story collection, blurbs from prominent writers:

This "provocatively titled story collection will make readers wonder just how and when they should 'remember love.' As trauma, as what persists, as what confines, as what liberates, as what disappoints, as what we live for? And what shapes do our loves assume in all their infinite variety? Not only the human content but the aesthetic of these accomplished stories make them worthy of p More...

This is a book of short stories concerning dysfunctional people in dysfunctional relationships. There are second marriages, homosexual relationships, first marriages and significant other relationships – all of them fractured. Many of the characters have trouble relating to themselves, so they have trouble relating to others. It’s a fast read. Lisberger has a quick and engaging writing style, I just wished the sources of plot tension had been more varied.

Remember Love is a collection of short stories that seem less like overt critiques of typical American relationships than they do at once fierce and gentle explorations of the complexities at different stages of romantic love.

At times, Lisberger's sentences seem pieced together like intricate jazz compilations; juxtaposing short phrases, sounds, internal dialogue, description, and repetition, her prose moves along with an energy and skill that takes a shape and sound seemingly tact More...

Love stories straight up but with a twist, ranging from bittersweet to tragic.

A ballsy, potent collection of characters living out the various stages and states of love. Powerful. Honest.