Bedtime Stories for Those Who Are Already Dreaming
Bedtime Stories for Those Who are Already Dreaming is written for people who can never feel sure if they are awake or asleep. Inside are five stories of worlds not quite like our own. If you like, leave them in a library. Tear them up and pin them to your wall. Bury them in the ground. Do what you will with them. Because when you wake up, you will find that they never existed except in your dreams.
Lydia Blythe’s debut short story collection includes five tales that explore life, death, love, loss, grief, and redemption. These gothic stories each tell of women who are plagued by both the choices they make and the choices that are made for them. In Bedtime Stories, Blythe dissects questions of humanity and womanhood through darkly surreal narratives that include elements of the fantastical and the supernatural.
Release date to be announced.
Bedtime Stories for Those Who are Already Dreaming is written for people who can never feel sure if they are awake or asleep. Inside are five stories of worlds not quite like our own. If you like, leave them in a library. Tear them up and pin them to your wall. Bury them in the ground. Do what you will with them. Because when you wake up, you will find that they never existed except in your dreams.
Lydia Blythe’s debut short story collection includes five tales that explore life, death, love, loss, grief, and redemption. These gothic stories each tell of women who are plagued by both the choices they make and the choices that are made for them. In Bedtime Stories, Blythe dissects questions of humanity and womanhood through darkly surreal narratives that include elements of the fantastical and the supernatural.
Release date to be announced.
Bedtime Stories for Those Who are Already Dreaming is written for people who can never feel sure if they are awake or asleep. Inside are five stories of worlds not quite like our own. If you like, leave them in a library. Tear them up and pin them to your wall. Bury them in the ground. Do what you will with them. Because when you wake up, you will find that they never existed except in your dreams.
Lydia Blythe’s debut short story collection includes five tales that explore life, death, love, loss, grief, and redemption. These gothic stories each tell of women who are plagued by both the choices they make and the choices that are made for them. In Bedtime Stories, Blythe dissects questions of humanity and womanhood through darkly surreal narratives that include elements of the fantastical and the supernatural.
Release date to be announced.