Drops of Midnight
an anthology of dreams
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Author
Contributions
- Lato, Katherine, author - Contributor
- Yao, Tim, author - Contributor
- Wigeland-Clemmons, Patricia, author - Contributor
- Manolakes, Mike, author - Contributor
- McAdams, Sam, author - Contributor
and 5 more
- Lee, Janet, author - Contributor
- Egan, Mary, author - Contributor
- Rakosnik, Lloyd, author - Contributor
- Williams, Ray, author - Contributor
- Cavanaugh, Heather, author - Contributor
Publication
2012 - [publisher not identified], San Bernardino, California], California
Language
English
Word Count
46,250 words, Guess
Page Count
185 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL35738305M
- ISBN-139781475154870
- ISBN-101475154879
- OCLC Control Number1083101840
- OCLC Control Numberdropsofmidnighta0000unse
Description
In the dark alleys and gaslit pubs of lower London you can buy almost anything - including dreams. Here you can purchase small glass bottles offering tales stolen from the subconscious. Taste the longing and regret of a woman escaping her father's fate and trying to live up to his memory. Experience the dreams of a child trapped in a coma, needing to fly. Feel the pain and nobility of a dreamer living through the Holocaust; or a general on the eve of battle. Some dreams are surreal encounters, like meeting a faded celebrity; others are dark nightmares, like a demon torturing a man for his past. One woman daydreams of a lost loved one; another man makes a bargain that may cost him his dreams. Sample a bottle of stoen dreams - twelve stories spanning time and place from writers expliring daydreams and ngihtmares. Be careful which one you open ...
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