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    The Inkwell presents: What Dreams May Come
    The Inkwell presents: What Dreams May Come
    The Inkwell presents: What Dreams May Come
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    The Inkwell presents: What Dreams May Come

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    Whether nightmare or paradise, absurdity or transformed reality, dreams are precious adventures into fantasy. They've inspired and terrified in equal measure throughout the ages, products of our subconscious, either working through things or just flexing our imagination. Whatever the case, we often wake from them with the seed of a story eager to be told.

    Othur Realm - A search for something special leads to the extraordinary
    Breakthrough - Confronting nightmares is never easy
    Sternschnuppe - A hammock, fireflies, and a sad ending are recipes for a new beginning
    Teaching Pandemonium - At some schools, it's not the students you need to worry about
    Unsaid - Some things can only be said when there is the possibility they never will

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Inkwell
    Release dateOct 11, 2022
    ISBN9781005259044
    The Inkwell presents: What Dreams May Come
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    The Inkwell

    We are a writing collective founded on Discord that currently includes 20+ writers all helping each other on the climb to completed works.

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