Title: Not Yet
Description: “Entertainment encourages suicide.”
NOT YET is a compelling look into the epidemic of suicide. The story follows Aaron Clifton, a social worker at a Suicide Prevention & Crisis Hotline Center, in this literary, psychological novel imbued with social commentary. NOT YET is an introspective, in-depth character study of a single father and details the emotional struggle of raising a teenage daughter while confronting the imminent demise of his grandmother slowly engulfed by Alzheimer’s. The theme of suicide is up-lifted by musings on race, religion, history and feminism with humor occurring suddenly in the midst of dialogue-driven Socratic therapy. 
With each episode and chapter, Segall’s gut-punch manages to both educate and entertain. With 120 exaggerated endnotes designated by seventeen time-stamps, NOT YET presents a tale about the depressive conditions that lead to suicide while trying to prevent others from killing themselves.