Overview

The book consists of what appears to be fifty-two rather bizarre dreams, but in reality, it is just one nightmare. In his dream, he can be literally anything—from a person to an inanimate object. He feels he never has control of his destiny, and he is always in the midst of controversy or worse.

Escape and Reflection

His only escape from dreamland is to wake up and to put his sleepy experience behind him. He imagines he is being consoled by imaginary dream counselors.

Questions and Conclusion

Are these people who visit him real or just fragments of his imagination? The reader will find the answer to this question at the conclusion of the book.