I see there are just 3 of us in this group. That's tiny but you know what? As a professional scientist/therapist there are hardly any people deeply interested in these topics. And that includes the thousands of professionals who ply these trades. But to my point: I have 2 new books to be published in February, 2026, that go much farther than other books on dreams. I argue that dreaming is a third way of thinking that we're not very good at integrating into our daily lives... hence we forget them. I'm a physicist, neuropsychologist, and psychotherapist so I have some skin in this game... but to get to the point! My 2 books are now offered at cost, in various format, on a kickstarter campaign. If you're interested in theory of mind, altered states, and psychosis (real, not fictional) then check out the campaign and sponsor it if you like. Go to kickstarter.com and search for "dreaming-yourself-into-being-a-guide-to-personal-dreamwork" or maybe you can look for me: Lincoln Stoller
I have 2 new books to be published in February, 2026, that go much farther than other books on dreams. I argue that dreaming is a third way of thinking that we're not very good at integrating into our daily lives... hence we forget them. I'm a physicist, neuropsychologist, and psychotherapist so I have some skin in this game... but to get to the point! My 2 books are now offered at cost, in various format, on a kickstarter campaign. If you're interested in theory of mind, altered states, and psychosis (real, not fictional) then check out the campaign and sponsor it if you like. Go to kickstarter.com and search for "dreaming-yourself-into-being-a-guide-to-personal-dreamwork" or maybe you can look for me: Lincoln Stoller