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Dreams are fascinating things. Many people look deeply into their meanings to enjoy them as entertainment. During my lifetime, I've enjoyed the ability to enjoy some fantastically bizarre dreams - some of which I can remember long enough after waking to write them down. The stories included in the pages of this book are some of those. In addition, I've included a section of ten poems that I've dabbled at. If you try not to think too deeply about any perceived meaning behind these dreams, you can best enjoy them as intended. Newly updated with additional stories.

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Produktbeschreibung
Dreams are fascinating things. Many people look deeply into their meanings to enjoy them as entertainment. During my lifetime, I've enjoyed the ability to enjoy some fantastically bizarre dreams - some of which I can remember long enough after waking to write them down. The stories included in the pages of this book are some of those. In addition, I've included a section of ten poems that I've dabbled at. If you try not to think too deeply about any perceived meaning behind these dreams, you can best enjoy them as intended. Newly updated with additional stories.


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Randy Linss was born on January 13, 1958, in Clinton, Missouri. His cherished boyhood experiences of growing up in a picturesque storybook village of a slower, simpler day provide much of his writing inspiration today. He was a 1976 graduate of Cole Camp High School before studying creative writing at State Fair Community College in Sedalia, Missouri.

His adult years have been spent in various entrepreneurial ventures across the upper Midwest. He has lived his entire life in Missouri cities, including Columbia, Jefferson City, and Rolla, before retiring to his current home in Clinton, near the shores of Truman Lake, where he and his partner and proofreader, Beverly, enjoy a simple, quiet life.

His hobbies include reading, writing, hiking, bicycling, and following his beloved St. Louis Cardinals.