Dreamland

Bol

Freud saw dreams as repressed wishes-but can they open portals to stranger realms? Step quietly through the threshold of DREAMLAND, where twisted tales unfold like whispered memories-half-remembered, half-invented, entirely mesmerizing. Fun fact: Most of these short stories began as the author's dreams. Here's a glimpse of some of the stories that the reader would experience: Between Destinations: A spontaneous ride on a sleek new train derails a young man's plans-and leads him into a fateful, unforgettable connection. The Embrace of Dakini: A lost Tantric scholar meets a mysterious woman at a cremation ground, only to discover she's a divine force who unravels his soul through sacred illusion. Banku Babu and Nripen Sanyal: A hesitant writer in old Kolkata conjures a detective from ink and dreams, only to find his creation pulling him deeper into mystery and obsession. Traumland: The Genome of Power: In a genome-obsessed future, a defiant chancellor and a rogue consciousness battle over what it means to be human. Prepare to be unmoored, enchanted, and maybe just a little bit undone.

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Pages: 168, Paperback, Notion Press