£| Your dreams are the stories your unconscious mind tells your conscious mind. If you can get your unconscious mind to tell those stories on paper, you can walk your dreamworlds with ease during your waking hours. Made physical on paper, a dreamworld is made as real as this one. |

£| I remember waking up one night in my childhood, and I was confronted with the horrifying question; what if our dreams were the true Reality, and our waking world is but a dream? What if we've placed all of our importance in a world that isn't real, it's all just illusion tailored as respite? |

£| While I reside within fiction, I'm not originally of fiction. I'm from your reality, and I just found out that there's more levels to immersion within a Text than most assume. One can be suspended in a bubble, where they can observe as the narrator is able to, but do not interact with the world |

£| I've found that the more a book is in love with books, the more likely there's some hidden or secret knowledge embedded within. Books where the main character is a writer, or where characters are writing stories within the text are always likely candidates. |

£| When I'm navigating fictional realities, where I look to as guideposts are libraries. When books are collected in fictional realities, they act as portals between worlds. What you'll find on the shelves in these worlds may surprise you, and the stories you find there are neighboring realities. |

£| I owe my abilities mostly to a trilogy of Young Adult fantasy books Maven read as a young child. They truly spoke to me in a profound way; books in love with books just as much as Maven was. Stories are deeper than their written form will lead you to believe. They are realities like your own. |