About this ebook
In a city dominated by DreamFeed, a platform that records, reconstructs, labels, scores, and broadcasts people’s dreams, the boundary between inner life and public judgment has collapsed. Dreams are treated as evidence, warnings, confessions, entertainment, and moral truth.
Theo Grant, a literature teacher who still believes in context, ambiguity, and the difference between an image and a verdict, becomes the center of a public nightmare when one of his dreams is automatically uploaded. The dream appears to show the death of Jude Vale, a troubled student Theo suspects may be in danger.
Within hours, Theo’s private fear becomes a viral accusation. Parents, media, institutions, and algorithms turn against him, while Jude disappears for real. As Theo and his wife Mina confront the consequences of exposure, surveillance, trust, and guilt, they must decide what a dream can reveal — and what it can destroy.
Blending speculative fiction, psychological suspense, social commentary, and emotional drama, The Public Dream explores a terrifying question: if our dreams became public, would they show the truth, or would they become another weapon?
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About the author
Nicole Gonsalves is a speculative fiction author who writes dark, thought-provoking ebooks about technology, identity, obsession, and the future of human behavior. Blending psychological suspense with near-future science fiction, her work explores the unsettling consequences of innovation when it collides with ambition, desire, and fear. Her stories are crafted for readers who enjoy dystopian twists, moral dilemmas, and the chilling feeling that the future may already be here.
