Review: Extremely short but strikes a chord
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 9, 2013
This was a really quick read but I thoroughly enjoyed it. We get to read the story of a man who is lying in the hospital dying of cancer. We learn that in his childhood he was able to imagine another world in his mind and bring it into existence. Although sad, this story is a great tribute to the imagination of a child and how so many of us as adults forget about how liberating that was. This story can also been seen as a nod to the unknown capacity of the human mind and what it's capable of if put to the test.