A Life in Pieces

The Origins, Childhood, Crimes, Misdemeanours, Loves, Infidelities, and Imminent Demise of Edward Newman

De: D. X. Lewis

Narrado por: David Lewis, Lesley Sherwood, Jan Powell

A Life in Pieces is a literary novella by D. X. Lewis, told through 28 sharp, emotionally rich flash stories that piece together the life and background of Edward Newman from childhood to his imminent death. Moving between styles—from lyrical fairy tale to gritty realism, from humorous to melancholic—this genre-blending work offers a fresh, deeply human listening experience.

The story unfolds through multiple perspectives: a mother mourning love lost, a child discovering shame and wonder, and the quiet tragedies that shape generations. Each standalone story adds a layer to a larger narrative about family, memory, and identity. With themes ranging from first love to grief, abuse, and healing, A Life in Pieces balances dark undercurrents with humor, heart, and lyrical storytelling.

For listeners who enjoy literary fiction, family sagas, or experimental formats, this novella is both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant.

Perfect for fans of fragmented narratives, character-driven fiction, and bold storytelling that pushes boundaries.

©2024 David Lewis (P)2025 David Lewis

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Compelling and original… A novella that opens your eyes to storytelling in a brand new way.” - Alison McBain, author, Associate Editor Scribes Micro

"A perfect blend of humour and heartbreaking moments." - Slawka G. Scarso, author, All Their Favourite Stories