The New York Times bestselling, darkly funny memoir of a young New Yorker's daring dual life — advertising art director by day, glitter-dripping drag queen and nightclub beauty-pageant hopeful by night—was asmash literary debut for Josh Kilmer-Purcell, now known for his popular PlanetGreen television series The Fabulous Beekman Boys. His story begins here—before the homemade goat milk soaps and hand-gathered honey, before his memoir of the city mouse’s move to the country, The Bucolic Plague — in I Am Not Myself These Days, with “plenty of dishy anecdotes and moments of tragi-camp delight” (WashingtonPost).