I’m in early conversations with publishers about When I Should Have Died.
The first question they ask isn’t about the writing.
It’s about you.
They want to know if there’s real demand for this book.
Not from the industry, not from critics, but from readers. People who’ve already decided this story needs to exist.
So I’m asking directly: do you believe this book needs to be written?
If something you’ve read here made you feel less alone in what you carry, or more clear about what we’re all facing, I’d ask you to show that by signing up.
No money. No commitment.
Just your name on a list that says: yes, this matters, get it made.
I won’t dress this up. I’m still writing. No contract signed. What I have is a story I believe in, and a conversation with people who could help it reach the audience I believe it deserves.
Your name on that list is what I bring into the next room.
Thank you,
Ido
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