Skeptophilia

In Ursula LeGuin's amazing and disturbing novel The Lathe of Heaven , a very ordinary guy finds that he has a completely unordinary abil...

Last night I dreamed that our local mall had been converted into a giant used book store.  (Something I would entirely approve of.)  We were...

In one of my favorite novels, The Lathe of Heaven  by Ursula LeGuin, the main character -- an unassuming man named George Orr -- figures out...

So, last night, this weird thing happened.  I was skinnydipping in the Caribbean, swimming along trying to get to the other side, when I not...

New from the "They Made A Movie Out of This and It Didn't End Well," we have: some researchers at MIT who are trying to figure...

For the past three nights in a row, I've dreamed that I was being charged by a large, snarling dog. Besides the repetitive nature of t...

Last night I dreamed I was in my classroom.  It wasn't my real classroom, however -- it looked like a 19th century lecture hall.  Woode...

Yesterday's post, about the generally bizarre nature of dream content, prompted a friend and loyal reader of Skeptophilia , the amazing ...

Last night I had the strangest dream, but it wasn't about a girl in a black bikini (sorry if you're too young to get that reference)...

All my life, I've been plagued with vivid dreams.  I use the word "plagued" deliberately, because more often than not my dream...