Sleepwalking is a collection of dream narratives based on dreams the author really had at night over a period of more than a year. They capture the evasive and uncanny nature of our nightly dreams, their leanings to the fantastic and the absurd. Thus they intimate the fascinating workings of consciousness, which selects elements from our daily lives and associates chains of images. With their sometimes nightmarish sometimes humorous turn the resulting tales make for an entertaining reading experience.

Gudrun Rogge-Wiest lives in Baden Württemberg, Germany. She has two adult daughters and has been teaching English and Chemistry at a grammar school for almost 20 years. Her PhD was published in 1999 with the title Wahrnehmung und Perspektivik in ausgewählten Romanen Virginia Woolfs (Perception and point of view in selected novels by Virginia Woolf). In 2020 she published a volume of essays entitled Nevertheless be Free: A literary Journey.