The Future Room: 4 Fairytales for Adults (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798988496038)

"THE FUTURE ROOM" is a metaphysical mosaic composed of four intertwined illustrated stories. Here, the rarely explored category of Fairytales for Adults lays bare the architecture of the interior. Conjoined pathways radiate one singular cohesive message: Re-valuing the Magnificence of the Inner World.

The house is You. The endless hallways, an invitation to your potential. Prepare to walk through walls.

Now released as a 30th Anniversary Edition with this first-ever printing, it enters Earth's orbit as an a priori timeless statement- a modern myth for the seeker, proving that reality is deeply transformed when we give full voice to the inner creator.

• THE FUTURE ROOM (Air) - The titular tale opens the doors to your psyche. You will traverse tests, illusions, and self-inflicted limitations. But always, the direction you seek is You. What unfolds is a life that increasingly resembles your dreams.
• THE BEAUTY BOMB (Fire) - A space princess discovers she wields a magnificent power; one fueled entirely by the eccentric undertakings and impractical diversions she has collected inside her own mind.
• A WORLD OF ALIENS (Earth) - Travel to 1990's Williamsburg, Brooklyn, as it transforms from a desolate ghost town into a bustling international art hub. In a covert twist, the calling to a higher lifestyle is orchestrated by aliens using signals transmitted from a pirate radio station.
• CRYSTAL CITIES RISE FROM THE OCEANS (Water) - Take a ride with an amnesiac traveler who discovers he can draw things (literally) into being -from a boat he sketches as a means to sail, to a ladder providing a better view of the sunset- his surroundings of the river, mountains, clouds, and natural phenomenon, all become mirrors that teach him who he truly is.

Moving fluidly through the four elements of air, fire, earth, and water through these mosaic portraits, The Future Room is an elemental journey that will change the way you view your mind forever.

EDITORIAL REVIEW:

Craft's writing resembles that of authors such as Jorge Luis Borges and Italo Calvino, often blurring the lines between the tangible and the abstract. Readers who appreciate literary artistry and philosophical depth will find "The Future Room" a compelling and thought-provoking read.

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