The Most Widely Dreamed Movie Of The 21st Century

De: Mickie Dunn

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Ramey controls the dreams of the masses, and Margaret, the most beloved woman among the shared movie-like dreams, has no idea she plays the major role. Until.

Margaret walks into a diner and sees herself portrayed in the art on the walls, but her painted self is catching space debris with her bare hands. She's a space badass. She vaguely remembers dreaming something about doing that. . .

People who have been marketed to through the movie in their dreams are ready to spend their life savings for the Bridge the Sky space ferry being designed, funded by contributions from the hopeful. Ramey's father's company eagerly takes the financial information of the hopefuls from online forms that sizzle with professionalism. It's still in beta-testing mode, though the main feature to capture people's emotion is already in place.

On the website's homepage, Bridge the Sky, an advertisement runs: a movie of a ferry progressing toward a floating recycled space-junk circus. Website viewers can see on the cobalt ferry a large portal rimmed with purple circling illegible words. It's based on the ferry they glimpsed in the distance in their intensely compelling dreams of the trailer.

Dreams starring Margaret....

This short story could be considered New Wave Fabulism, Magical Realism, Supernatural, Psychic, Metaphysical and Visionary, Paranormal Romance, Literary, American Contemporary Short Story, Bizarro, Slipstream, Speculative.