Don't Worry

Lee Davidson takes the concept of journaling about dreams a step up in a collection of thirty-one comedic short stories about his own shut-eye narratives.



As the protagonist in his stories, Davidson embraces the illogical aspects of dreams and wanderings of the imagination, as they place him in strange and humorous allegorical situations.



The dreams that Davidson depicts are similar to those that you may have had. In some dreams, he goes back to the halls of his high school, to the days of final exams and young crushes. In others, he's at work when a series of exceedingly strange situations occur, or he's exploring important places from his past.



Davidson's stories also include dreaded scenarios from which anyone is eager to awake. He'll suddenly find himself naked in a public place, hoping that no one notices. Ex-lovers haunt his life in unpredictable ways. Worst of all, he gets trapped in nightmarish automated menu loops when calling customer service.



As you journey through Davidson's subconscious, be prepared to laugh and find yourself enthralled in larger-than-life circumstances that can take place only in dreams.