10/09/2026
Some parents know their children to be dreams made flesh, starstuff made conscious. They recognize their children as wells of burbling questions that invite curiosity and new seeing. Dreaming Along the Laurel is for those parents.
From the back cover: "...But dreaming, like play, suspends us in time, and maybe here we touch something common with childhood, the magic of opening categories and questions, bits from you, or me, or somewhere else. And maybe you never find out, maybe no one knows. Maybe it's all a dream. These are pieces of dreams, things said, heard, and perhaps misremembered from a space that's not quite one thing. How could it ever be?"
Dreaming Along the Laurel by Jason and Keeley Bruner, published by Thea Press, is available from booksellers everywhere.
Learn more about Jason and Keeley at theapress.org.