Knew the Meaning of Life, But Forgot is a thoughtprovoking, surreal journey into memory, purpose, and the fragile grasp we have on truth. In this mind-bending tale, Ed Suttles delivers a unique blend of introspective fiction, philosophical musings, and emotional depth. The story follows a character who once held the ultimate answer— life’s true meaning—but lost it somewhere along the way. As they retrace forgotten moments and confront strange, dreamlike realities, the reader is pulled into a layered narrative that challenges perception, time, and identity. With a mix of dark humor, existential questions, and a touch of absurdity, Suttles crafts a novel that is both deeply personal and universally relatable. This book is for anyone who’s ever felt like they were on the edge of something profound—only to have it slip through their fingers.