Dreaming

[close] This group is for readers/writers who know of books that promote teenage interest in space and space colonization. In the view of the Group's Founder, space colonization will be in the future of young people and interest in related subjects, can be stimulated here. An acknowledged "Futurist" the Founder is also an Author, and he feels a well planned career path for young people can be "woven" in related occupations and preparatory study. Meanwhile, the topic of space colonization, is made fun by this Author and, hopefully others. His books merge "lucid dreaming" and "ancient mythology" in his story lines, as he feels akin to these topics.

[close] This is a book club for members interested in reading about lucid dreaming. To join, please head over to the DreamViews forum and post your interest in the Book Club thread.

[close] I looked to see if there were any groups for books on lucid dreaming but I couldn't find one (at least any that had recent activity) Just to share educational books about lucid dreaming :)

[close] Dreampunk is a sci-fi/fantasy subgenre that asks the question "Is this real?" and then follows up with "What does that even mean anyway?" Alice in Wonderland would be the prototypical example, but any anti-authoritarian investigation into the nature of dreams, reality, the self, and the universe might qualify. Good examples include the works of Philip K. Dick, Haruki Murakami, and Neil Gaiman. The aesthetic is somewhere in the neighborhood of The Sandman, Scott Pilgrim, and Over the Garden Wall.