Review: It got under and into my skin
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2012
An insomniac myself (now treated) this book affected me in a most surprising way.  It was like someone had been looking over my shoulder for all those years I was untreated and then wrote and published it. It is  an extremely accurate account of how your mind works under sleep deprivation, and I did not drink!  The delusions, hallucinating (both visually and audibly), shape-shifting of time, and all things real or imagined all strung together only slightly, and only sometimes is debilitating.  There is rarely any moment in time when you can tell if you are asleep or awake.  This is extremely well written so that non-sufferers can understand.  That's practically impossible to do!Abrupt stop.That's what ended it. I was not pleased.  For someone who has the ability to communicate altered states of mind, I think it was wasted on this teaser.  I wanted a resolution or an ending of some kind.  Hopefully this author will find a different format, and then he can laugh all the way to the bank.  His potential is scary.Boo