Found 5 works tagged 'dreams'.
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Choking on Red Flowers
Published Aug 13, 2020 · 6,973 words (26 minutes) · 5 likes · 454 views
Fantasy Romance I dreams contemporary fantasy Slight horror slight romance what happens to dreams after we like where do they go
At first he thinks the grey girl who appears every night is just a strange dream. But when dream-violence turns to real-life danger, he realizes he’ll need to find out what she wants from him—before it’s too late.
Author Mari Ness lives in central Florida, and her work has appeared in Tor.com, Clarkesworld, Lightspeed, Uncanny, and many other fine publications.
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Iron Temple
Updated May 3, 2020 · 22,530 words (82 minutes) · 2625 views
Science Fiction Romance dreams AIs Coral Wars Starships memory
Jack Nimble tripped over the gravity well; eight centuries of flight tech failed at once; Trim’s diagnostics were a maelstrom of numbers in his mind; all the data that he left up to his ship, when it worked, had become a sort of non-Fourieral scream. Jack blamed the Glorious War Machine, of course. But here in the yawing ship, rapidly describing a rolling dropping shuddering gyre, there was nothing he could do, but fall stung by Trim’s howling data stream.
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Night and Day
Published Dec 19, 2019 · 4,770 words (18 minutes)
Fantasy Literary Fiction dreams
By day, he's Jonathan W. Pembroke, a successful securities lawyer. By night, he's Lokifur, and he always has the same dream: he wanders an island surrounding by floating stones on which lay sleeping people who never awaken. When a new being named Solifur appears in his nightly dream and changes it for the better, Jonathan's days change for the worse. But is tipping the balance so bad? Which mode of being is actually real--and which is more important? And what if they aren't the same thing?
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A Short History of the Dream Library
Published Jun 25, 2019 · 2,503 words (10 minutes) · 3 likes · 7 views
Fantasy prizewinning Humour dreams
Milton Bisset has had the same dream every night for twenty years. The trouble is, it isn’t actually Milton’s dream. It is the property of the Ministry of Unusual Technology and they want it back. Winner of the James White Award 2005.
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Gallery
Published Jun 14, 2018 · 158 words (1 minute) · 674 views
Fantasy Horror Literary Fiction Strange flash fiction death dreams
Mysterious still shots of your dreams have always appeared in your phone the next morning. And it’s always been wonderful—until you start having nightmares.
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