Foreword

Welcome to take part of a ghastly, wondrous story born out of dreams. Dreams of horrendous horrors calling upon you in the dead of night. Dreams of bliss and jubilant joy shining a light in your darkest hour. Dreams and visions painted by a mind drowsing off on paths undefined. Dreams of despair, desolation and, hope, yes hope a new dawn will arise, even when hope itself has long since been abandoned.

In reading the tale you'll be entering the fragmented dream-world of an unknown Story Teller as she gradually, and to the best of her ability, recalls what went down back then, that gloomy, unblessed fall, so many years ago now. Perhaps she can be seen to make a confession of sort, hoping that by giving voice and words to a perpetual whirlwind of thoughts and emotions she'll free her mind from being their haunted servant, seeking relief? And because of that she wants to be as accurate about everything as she possibly can. She chooses to make this confession to a perfect stranger (you), assuming she will never see you again.

The story is based on actual dreams and visions. It's a real-life journey built on different mindsets and thought-scapes joined together within the frame of one unifying narrative, were that which unifies is the disjointed bits and pieces of the dreams themselves. The Story Teller takes you back in space and time, but as she does, she tells about what happened back then as were it still ongoing. Because it is; visions of before comes flashing back in sudden, overpowering and overwhelming light and dark, mirroring the present, foreboding what might just be on the threshold of tomorrow, and tell tales of archaic despair and yearnings, solace, and true Love.

The story is an ongoing project, perhaps it'll never be finished, not in an ordinary sense in any case (how could it?). If you want to comment or share your thoughts please contact Art of E on:  the.website@hotmail.com
         
          So, having said this, why don't you ... enjoy the trip!

Cyber Space in November 2007 (Updated March of 2015)
 
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