Thomas Grey is a lucid dreamer who can't wake up. Or is he a high school math teacher abandoned by sanity? Or a prophet? Whomever he is, he faces down demons of all types, traveling dreamspace, multiple dimensions and throughout the Etherea racing with a mysterious entity in his quest to find the archetypes under the threat that if he doesn't, his reality -- and yours -- could be destroyed. This is either an aggressive literary project, a chronicle of a man's struggle with madness or metaphysical thesis. You may decide which. The author's avant-garde style is reminiscent of Mark Z. Danielewski. The fantasticism reminds one of Neil Gaiman. The story is truly his own.