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What would you do if a colleague you barely knew entrusted you with their life's work—and asked you to bring it into the world after their death? That is the extraordinary story behind I'm Going to Miss Me, a darkly humorous and deeply moving literary novel by the late Lee Knoll (a pseudonym), published September 1, 2026, by Koehler Books. Before his death by suicide, Lee Knoll mailed a manuscript to his work colleague Andy Levinsky with an unusual request: to find a publisher and donate any profits from book sales to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Levinsky was stunned. The two had shared little more than workplace conversations and a mutual dislike of their supervisor. Why would Knoll choose him to carry out such a personal final wish? "To this day, I remain mystified about why I was chosen to bring a story into the world written by a person I hardly knew," says Levinsky. As he read the manuscript, Levinsky discovered a story that grappled with isolation, detachment, and suicidal ideation, balanced by an unexpected undercurrent of mordant humor. Although he wondered whether the novel contained autobiographical elements, Knoll had explicitly described the work as fiction. 'I'm Going to Miss Me' is a darkly humorous, thought-provoking literary fiction novel that explores one of life's most universal questions: What am I doing here? bookpublicityservices.com/bl…
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The Children’s Book Review: The Star Who Lost Her Shine thechildrensbookreview.com/t…
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Re-Earthing: Nervous System Healing Through Nature sarahtacy.com/podcast/148
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Before his death by suicide, an author writing under the pseudonym Lee Knoll mailed a package with his manuscript to a work colleague with instructions to find a publisher. 'I'm Going to Miss Me' is a darkly humorous, thought-provoking novel exploring isolation, mortality, suicide, and the complexities of the human experience. deborahkalbbooks.blogspot.co… #literaryfiction #LitFic #literaryfictionbooks
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My review of the lovely #LifeEndsLoveRemains by Sarah Branson is over on IG this morning Thanks to Kelsey @BookPubServices for the early copy instagram.com/p/DeJFHQ3x4z7/… #Booktwitter
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Donna Miscolta will be at Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle, WA on Thursday, October 29, 2026, at 7:00pm to discuss her latest novel Ofelia and Norma. bookpublicityservices.com/bl… @ElliottBayBooks
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Donna Miscolta will be at Womb House Books in Oakland, CA on Thursday, October 22 at 6:30PM to discuss her new book Ofelia and Norma. bookpublicityservices.com/bl…
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Donna Miscolta will be at Village Books in Bellingham, WA on Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 6:30PM. She will be discussing her new novel, Ofelia & Norma. bookpublicityservices.com/bl…
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Donna Miscolta will be at Warwick’s in La Jolla, CA on October 15, 2026 at 7:30pm to discuss her new novel, Ofelia and Norma. This event is free and open to the public. bookpublicityservices.com/bl…
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