Lucid
Lucid by Natalie Roers, published by Twilight Times Books in July 2013, is a 168-page work of fiction that explores themes of acceptance and self-discovery. The story follows Travis Hunter, a young man disfigured at birth and ostracized at school, who dreams of finding acceptance and the affection of a beautiful girl named Corrine. When a mysterious doctor introduces him to the concept of lucid dreaming, Travis embarks on a journey that reveals profound insights about love and life within a fantastical unconscious realm.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of adolescence, as Travis navigates his insecurities and desires in both the real world and his dreamscape. The book intertwines elements of fantasy and contemporary issues, making it relevant to young adults facing similar challenges. Through vivid imagery and well-crafted characters, Lucid presents a unique exploration of personal growth and the quest for connection.
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Disfigured at birth and ostracized at school, Travis Hunter dreams of acceptance and secretly yearns for the affection of a beautiful young woman named Corrine. When a mysterious doctor promises to help Travis through something called lucid dreaming, Travis gets more than he ever bargained for and soon finds himself learning the secrets of love and life in a fantastic unconscious world. “This is a novel that respects its readers as much as its characters, and that’s a beautiful rarity.” Mike Flanagan, Filmmaker, Absentia & Oculus “Natalie Roers’ debut novel is both riveting and relevant. More than a paranormal/fantasy/thriller, this is a complex tale that cuts to the very of heart of issues facing young adults today. Well sculptured characters and powerful imagery propel Roers’ fascinating narrative.” Jason Tinney, award-winning freelance journalist, musician, actor and the author of the story collection Bluebird. “Natalie Roers’ voice is amazingly confident for a first novelist. Her journalist’s eye for human detail draws you in, and makes you care about the people who populate the LUCID world.” Jeff Howard, writer for Film District and Focus Features.
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