Jay Vera Summer

Why do dreams feel so real - and so utterly bizarre? In A Compendium of Curious Dreams, the ordinary collides with the impossible: familiar faces shift identities, trains become flying carpets and emotions linger long after waking. Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, philosophy and storytelling, this fascinating exploration unpacks humanity's enduring obsession with dreams and the mysteries hidden within them.
The book examines why we dream, what shapes our strangest visions and how dreams influence waking life. Whether you're a devoted dream journaller, a curious sceptic or an occasional daydreamer, this is an irresistible journey into the subconscious mind.