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The 23 pages that link to Dream, each with the reason it gives.

• ProphecyRelated: Dreams are a recurring setting for prophetic messages in religious texts.

• BeyoncéRelated: He co-wrote songs for Beyoncé, including material on her self-titled album.

• LucretiusRelated: Lucretius treats dreams as effects of physical images and bodily conditions.

• Rapid eye movement sleepRelated: Vivid, story-like dreams are frequently reported after REM awakenings.

• María ZambranoRelated: Her writing explores dreams as forms of experience with their own modes of disclosure.

• The Book of DisquietRelated: Dreaming recurs as a counterworld to the routine realities Soares describes.

• Gérard de NervalRelated: Dream imagery supplies a structure for Nerval’s autobiographical and mythic writing.

• Tomas TranströmerRelated: Dreamlike transitions let his poems connect scenes that ordinary waking logic keeps apart.

• CthulhuRelated: In Lovecraft’s story, Cthulhu’s psychic influence reaches people through dreams.

• Thomas De QuinceyRelated: His accounts of opium include dreamlike visions that blur remembered experience and imaginative composition.

• Stevie NicksRelated: Nicks’s only US number-one single with Fleetwood Mac, written during the making of Rumours.

• SomnologyRelated: Dreaming is a distinctive mental phenomenon studied alongside sleep stages and brain activity.

• Tiger in a Tropical StormRelated: It shows how Rousseau later combined jungle imagery with an openly impossible setting.