Me parece una historia apasionante, escrita por un hombre real con emociones reales, con una belleza descriptiva que cautiva a cualquiera que lo lea y lo invita a soñar.

He was given responsibility in this cosmic war by operating the cloudbuster, a machine that could control the weather. I did like this book if not solely for the dream-like flow at its start but also for its good use of imagery and the science fiction framed but ultimately fantastical element of "cloudbusting". After fleeing the Nazi regime to Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, Reich eventually settled down in the United States, where he began on a series of inventions and theories which made his colleagues question his sanity. We take pride in offering a wide selection of used books, from classics to hidden gems, ensuring there is something for every literary palate. Reich's writing is a stream-of-consciousness foray into the world of his childhood, rife with personal struggles and momentous events that shaped his identity.I’d describe my grammar as average at best, but this was written in a really clunky way, with the narrator even inexplicably switching from first to third person at points? His sister does not seem to have written anything about their father or his work or how it affected her.

But this book isn't that, it's understandably too close to what happened and I guess I'm after something straighter and more detached. g. Jesus and Giordano Bruno - and a willingness to surrender one's freedom to the most neurotic - e. This occurs very near the beginning of the book and is a feat never quite repeated in the rest of it. And this is where A Book of Dreams comes in, as we see an adult Peter struggling to come to terms with his experiences as a child and the guilt he felt for not being able to somehow save his father from his arrest and early demise. I did psychology A-level before it was all glowing brains and no-one was making much of a pretence to know anything definitive about the mind, and we covered a whole bunch of theories that I'm guessing don't get a lot of class time today.There are moments of genuine poetry in A Book of Dreams, owing to the substantial portion written from the perspective of a precocious kid. The feeling of what it must be like to be a child caught up in events beyond one's comprehension is very powerfully conveyed. A Book of Dreams, the inspiration behind Kate Bush's 1985 hit song 'Cloudbusting', and widely regarded as a classic of writing about childhood, is at last available in paperback again. It sort of sucked me into a mystical pseudo-scientific world I used to experience when I was a kid reading those heavily illustrated UFO and Monster-Cryptid books you could get at elementary school book fairs. Wilhelm Reich fue un incomprendido que terminó sus días encarcelado y lejos del hijo que amaba, quien lo recordaría por el resto de sus días en ese horizonte extraño que desdibujó la realidad y el sueño y convirtió a su infancia en un misterio indescriptible.