A striking collection of stories that blur the line between reality and imagination.

In Fall from Life, Peter Kennedy presents nine powerful short stories that explore the chaos and contradictions of modern existence. From a deeply personal novella infused with magical realism to sharp glimpses of characters navigating loss, pressure, and moments of transformation, this collection offers an unflinching look at the human condition.

Through lyrical prose and haunting insight, Kennedy captures what it means to live in a world where nothing is quite as it seems - where memory bends, identity fractures, and truth shifts shape.

Thoughtful, unsettling, and deeply human, Fall from Life invites readers to question not only what is real, but what it means to fall.

Peter Kennedy is a British author whose work blends psychological depth with a touch of the surreal. Known for his compelling explorations of memory, identity, and dislocation, his stories often dwell in the grey spaces between reality and imagination. In Fall from Life, Kennedy draws from both personal experience and a lifelong fascination with human behavior to craft fiction that challenges and moves readers in equal measure.