Jack Kerouac once said, ÒAll human beings are also dream beings. Dreaming ties all mankind together.Ó Remnants of powerful dream imagery has fascinated many while feeding imagination and personal development. Dreams are a soulful territory, and thus sometimes seem to have the power to flow from one soul to another. Here, Lauren Santorio has assembled a collection of short descriptive poems and stories that revolve around plots and imagery within her own vivid dreams. The realness of a dream can often result in feelings of frustration. Dreams might follow conventional narratives, yet at times take carnival-like twists and turns. The reader can either try to understand the consciousness of the author or compare their own dreams to the ones described here. The readings, like dreams themselves, seem to at times change how we perceive or expect conventional narratives to occur. It is this ÒchangeÓ that allows for new reflections of ourselves and exploration of the unordinary, irrational unconscious.