Fuck Off, Life is a collection of short stories and plays about love, loneliness, society, power, absurdity, memory, and the strange business of being human.
From impossible encounters and mysterious strangers to old men on rooftops, forgotten poems, monsters in libraries, and people questioning the rules they were born into, these stories move between the ordinary and the absurd.
Some are funny. Some are unsettling. Some are quietly sad. And some may leave you wondering whether the narrator is telling the truth—or whether truth even matters.
This is not a collection that tries to give you neat answers. Instead, it asks uncomfortable questions:
Why do we obey rules we never chose?
What happens when society decides who we are?
Can love exist beyond the boundaries people create?
And why does life sometimes feel like a badly written story?
Written with satire, dark humour, philosophical curiosity, and a refusal to behave itself, Fuck Off, Life is for readers who enjoy stories that can make them laugh one moment and think the next.
Read it seriously. Read it ironically. Read it however you want.
Just don't expect life to explain itself.
Prasoon Jadon is an intellectual, writer, poet, developer, and playwright from India. His interests span literature, philosophy, economics, technology, politics, history, and human behaviour.
His writing explores the strange relationship between individuals and the systems they live in—questioning traditions, social expectations, power, identity, love, loneliness, and the absurdity of everyday life. Rather than offering easy answers, he prefers to ask uncomfortable questions and leave the reader with something to think about.
Alongside literature, Prasoon works in technology and explores software development, artificial intelligence, economics, and interdisciplinary ideas about society and human behaviour.
He believes that writing should not always preach, explain, or behave itself.
Sometimes, it should simply question everything.