In 2019, autobiographical filmmaker Caveh Zahedi has two seasons of The Show About the Show out. The Show has 'ruined his life'. Or at least his marriage. And has made him more famous than he's ever been. At a party, he's offered a publishing deal and begins to imagine what he could do as author. Now co-parenting his two young children while teaching at The New School. The complete season three of The Show is trapped on a hard drive he can't remember the password to. And Caveh looks for new love while the Covid lockdowns descend on New York City. Dense with footnotes and screenshots, A Journal of the Year I Wrote This Journal is novelistic in the same way his diaristic films are entertaining and cinematic. A distinctly contemporary, immersive, book of diaries kept for a pivotal, tumultuous year by an artist who wants to share absolutely everything and tell the world exactly what it all feels like; which ends up being a dramatic prospect.