The Dream Atlas

From the New York Times bestselling author of The Wheel of the Year comes a gorgeously illustrated guide to dreamwork, complete with thirteen months of progressive exercises to aid in deeper, more meaningful dreaming.

Throughout history and in cultures around the globe, humans have looked to their dreams for creative inspiration as well as spiritual and practical insight. The Dream Atlas immerses readers in this time-honored tradition, offering clear strategies for establishing one’s own dreamwork practice as well as a guided tour of the rich history of dreams and dreaming. Deepen your dreaming life while exploring topics such as:  

Dreams in mythology, art, literature, and psychology Famous dreams and dreamers throughout history Theories on why we dream and systems of dream interpretation Lucid and telepathic dreaming Thoughtfully designed and adorned throughout with artist Kathleen Neeley’s otherworldly linocut prints, The Dream Atlas is an immersive introduction, a practical resource, and a beautiful object to treasure and share.

Author Biography

Fiona Cook is the New York Times bestselling author of The Wheel of the Year: An Illustrated Guide to Nature’s Rhythms. She is a mother, friend, gardener, visual artist, and union home health care worker living in Chicago. In 2018, she designed a deck of Lenormand cards for divination, and her book of poetry, Conspire is a word that means to breathe together, was published by the EGG Gallery and Press. In 2020, she released Turn It on Its Head, a collection of illustrated riddles. Fiona is inspired by the magic, mystery, and mischief of our planet Earth and draws on that relationship in her work.

Kathleen Neeley is a Tulsa-based artist specializing in relief printmaking and illustration. Her work draws heavily from myth and folklore, personal imagery, and nature.