A FINAL DREAM
A FINAL DREAM is a short story exploring the boundaries of autofiction, dreams, and memory. It’s interested in the way a voice can feel intimate while still being unreliable—how sincerity and construction can coexist on the same page.
On the surface, the piece is quiet: a small emotional chamber with soft edges. Underneath, it’s an experiment in how much narrative weight can be carried by texture, rhythm, and the accumulation of small sensory details.
Formally, I approached it with restraint—letting the “dream logic” show up less as surreal imagery and more as a subtle drift in causality and attention.
What I care about most here is the aftertaste: the feeling that something precise happened, even if you can’t fully paraphrase it.