Dreamland (25 page)

Geographical disclaimer:

Fielding and its environs, including Marborough, Pellston, and, farther afield, Wapachee Falls, and DeWitt, are entirely my own creation. I imagined Fielding to be some miles outside of Bloomington, Indiana, which is, of course, a real place. I've found it useful to drop imagined towns into a very real landscape and then pass between them, much in the same way that Dea passes in and out of our known reality, but I apologize for any confusion that may arise as a result.

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DREAMLAND
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Anderson, Robert Luis.

      Dreamland / Robert Luis Anderson. — First edition.

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      Summary: “Odea Donahue has been able to travel through people's dreams since she was six years old, but when Dea breaks the rules, dreams start to become reality”— Provided by publisher.

      ISBN 978-0-06-233867-9 (hardback)

      EPub Edition © September 2015 ISBN 9780062338693

      [1. Dreams—Fiction.   2. Fantasy.]   I. Title.

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FIRST EDITION