Nightmares, Visions, and Smithing. Life is a Story - story.one

What do a dishonored knight, an overworked store clerk, and a grieving son have in common? The same thing all humans have, dreaming. From the physiological to the mystical, the shared phenomenon of dreaming has had many interpretations since the dawn of humanity. Maybe they are reflections of the past or a vision of the future? An invitation to another world? An escape from one's painful existence? These are the questions that the characters from three different short stories have to face as they contend with their own dreams or nightmares.

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London Vayavong is an author, screenwriter, playwright, and journalist who has been writing for over a decade. He specializes in film, literature, and post-colonialism and his fiction focuses on fantasy and humor. His articles have appeared on media outlets like Poco.Lit, Oneofus, and The Script Lab, and the Lakelander. He has provided coverage for international film festivals like Fantasia Fest, the Horror Hotel, and the Indie Film Gathering. His fiction has been featured on the Sundial Humor Magazine and his stage plays have been presented at the Dark Room event through the Cleveland Public Theatre.