
Lucid Collections
Where the first door opened. A gathering of dreams before waking.
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It opens with the crossing. Boots on frozen ground, the first cold hush before the world came apart.
Between the ruins, the snow keeps its own counsel. Every man carries a silence he will not put down.
The road home runs through the same country that broke them. They walk it anyway, one salt-white mile at a time.
Cedar and ash, salt and snow. The memory a body cannot set down.
It followed them home, into quiet rooms and ordinary mornings, into the scent of cedar and salt that would not leave the coat.
Three volumes charting dreams, consciousness, and the experiences most people carry and rarely speak aloud.

Where the first door opened. A gathering of dreams before waking.
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A psychological journey into lucid dreaming as both refuge and reckoning.
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A psychological discovery. What waits when the mind finally meets itself.
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A generation walks home through a war that never truly ends.
The armistice is signed, but the cold does not lift. Perry follows the ones who survived the crossing and the frozen silence of no man's land, tracing the long march back into a life that no longer fits. It is a novel about the weight a body carries after the guns fall quiet, and the scent, cedar and ash, salt and snow, that memory refuses to release.
A path through the story, from the first crossing to the scent that would not leave.
★★★★★A hush of a book. Perry writes cold and grief with the same unhurried hand.
Advance reader
★★★★★The march stays with you long after the last page. Quietly devastating.
Early manuscript reader
★★★★★Historical fiction that trusts its silences. I finished it and sat still.
Historical fiction reader
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