Reviewed by June Kent in the Upcoming Issue of INDIE SHAMAN Magazine Superlative fiction! SNOOZE tells the captivating “coming-of-age” tale of Max Diver (aka “Snooze”) as he accepts and explores his ability to travel in his dreams and ventures on a quest to rescue his astronaut father. Engrossing, entertaining and occasionally humorous, SNOOZE also takes a look at … Continue reading
Sol Luckman This spring marks the three-year anniversary of the publication of my award-winning spiritual adventure novel, SNOOZE: A STORY OF AWAKENING. SNOOZE tells the story of young Max Diver as he learns to harness the power of his dreams to transform reality. Max’s “Hero’s Journey” traces a mind-bending loop from our world to the Otherworld of sleep—where deadly … Continue reading
Sol Luckman When I began writing my award-winning metaphysical novel, SNOOZE: A STORY OF AWAKENING, at the start of 2013, little did I know this paranormal, coming-of-age tale about a boy learning to harness the power of lucid dreams would include important themes having to do with Dewey Larson’s Reciprocal System of physical theory, Elisabeth … Continue reading
Sol Luckman As a Bigfoot enthusiast, I was thrilled to come across this new footage purporting to be of Florida’s Lettuce Lake Swamp Ape. Whether this footage is real or a hoax I can’t say with certainly—but it’s quite fascinating. This first version is a good place to start: Now here’s an enhanced version: On … Continue reading
Sol Luckman “I, Chuang Chou, dreamed I was a butterfly, fluttering hither and thither, for all intents and purposes a butterfly. I was conscious only of my happiness as a butterfly, unaware I was Chou. Soon I awakened, and there I was, myself again. Now I do not know whether I was a man dreaming … Continue reading
Sol Luckman “I not only liked [SNOOZE]. I loved it … SNOOZE … is so much more than a story about a young man’s awakening … SNOOZE is as critical [to spiritual seekers today] as the CELESTINE PROPHECY” in its time. —Laura Walker, OracleReport.com Check out this wide-ranging interview focused on my Amazon bestselling novel, … Continue reading
Sol Luckman One of the obstacles in publishing a young adult, or YA, novel is getting readers to take it seriously from a literary perspective. My own perspective, for the record, is that YA fiction tends to be far more imaginative, and a lot more interesting, than most adult fiction. Given a choice between exploring … Continue reading
