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Anna woke knowing she had been dreaming, but as so often with dreams, to wake was to forget. Strange to remember vividly that she had dreamed, yet to have no recollection of the dream. On the rare occasion that she did remember, the minute she tried to describe it, the dream would dissolve. Pinning a dream down was like trying to catch hold of a skein of smoke.

The full podcast also includes a reading of The Weather Cinema by Adam Browne, and can be listened to in full, here: Far Fetched Fables No 19 Isobelle Carmody and Adam Browne. Visit the Far Fetched Fables podcast website: The podcast has been backed up for archiving purposes to our Sneak Peak & Excerpts section of the site (though, it has been edited so that it's only the Perchance to Dream reading, which is read by Canadian voice artist, Cynthia P. Colby), which you can access here: Perchance to Dream, short story by Isobelle Carmody.