Kirjahaku

Dreams are the imagination set truly free by sleep. For the stories in this book, sleep is not necessary. The dreams come alive through the imagination of the author; and what dreams they are The anecdotal essays are not imagination. They come from real life events that will stimulate the imagination of the reader. Perhaps similar events in the reader's life will be recalled.Some of the poems were generated by real life events of the author, while some are pure imagination. The reader may be moved to try and guess which is which.The miscellaneous section merely contains food for thought in which the imagination will be tickled or tricked.

Dreams are the imagination set truly free by sleep. For the stories in this book, sleep is not necessary. The dreams come alive through the imagination of the author; and what dreams they are The anecdotal essays are not imagination. They come from real life events that will stimulate the imagination of the reader. Perhaps similar events in the reader's life will be recalled.Some of the poems were generated by real life events of the author, while some are pure imagination. The reader may be moved to try and guess which is which.The miscellaneous section merely contains food for thought in which the imagination will be tickled or tricked.

This is a short book of short stories (and one novelette) of mixed genre. The genre range goes from occult/horror, to murder/horror, to near-future/speculative, to something that may (or may not) be speculative. If there is such a thing, the latter may be tongue-in-cheek speculative, or perhaps food-for-thought speculative. Whatever they may be catagorized as, they are intended to be just for fun.The horror stories in this book are not the 'splatter' type of horror that we are so often confronted with today. It is merely the type of horror for the unjaded palate.