"False Shadows" is an existential novel in which a deceased man, with a strangely conscious awareness, retraces his steps on a journey that is inevitable for every living being, revealing that death is the end of an individual's life, but not of their existence. Between these two points, the narrator explores numerous life experiences and human concepts worthy of consideration, with the title being an integral part of the novel's value and content. Imad Ali Hamza is a Lebanese writer. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Arabic Language and Literature from the Lebanese University, a Master's degree in Literature from the same university, and completed his doctoral program in Comparative Literature at the University of Minnesota, USA. He has published various creative and critical writings in Lebanese newspapers and magazines. He has two published poetry collections: "Teenager's Papers" and "For the Ailing Blue."