It’s happened. Dreams of real life and imagined life via one of my fiction stories joined together into a mind-tripping dream meld last night. I believe I accidentally set myself up for it when I added a brief dream sequence to my story It Was Her Eyes late last night and shortly later went to bed. A Beta Reader had suggested I consider adding a dream sequence (which I think is a cool idea) and when I came up with one that helped the story, I went with it. Then it went with me as I slept. As Spock would say, “Fascinating.”
With Love,
Russ
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L.O.L.!
Russ
Sounds like your heart and soul and dreams are wrapped up in your writing Russ 🙂
Good points, Colleen!. I believe they are.
Russ
To sleep, alas to dream. Very interesting, Dr. Freud. i think that the story can only benefit from more imagination. Have fun!
Thank you, Clare. It’s been an amazing adventure.
Russ
I think it’s wonderful. I dream my ‘characters’ often, and both of my books include a dream sequence that gives a clue (foreshadowing) to what’s to follow. Bravo! Keep on dreaming, my friend.
Thank you! I wish the same for you. May your books continue to achieve an ever-greater audience.
Russ
Thanks Russ. I’m working on an illustrated children’s book now, to be published in March. You are inspiring me!
I look forward to seeing it, Pam. You add richness to my life. Thank you.
Russ
Many thanks!! And keep on blogging!!!!
You too, my friend!
Russ