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Publication Date : 27th September 2025
Publisher : Self Published
Genre : Memoir / Methaphysical & Visionary
Page Count : 246 pages
Series / Standalone : Standalone
Picture a man, a grown-up child, alone in a boat, surrounded by so many people, in his car, swimming through a stream, looking down on Oceans, fighting his way through swamps, whilst laying in his hospital bed, kidnapped by out of work, eastern European actors, choosing which door, waiting for a red can of coke cola while the hearse returns his mobile.
Holding your hand, he will sit you down and lead you through a vast array of different time zones and parts of the world, none of the scenarios will remain the same, but all have a common theme, none of which are of his own doing, but all come from deep down in the depths of his own sub-consciousness.
There is light and dark, up and down, confusion and mayhem, there is no chance of survival but everything to fight for. He will transport you from the first cough to the last stand via the wards, the morgue, the woods, the roads, the streams and seas, the bays and rays of the sun.
Each experience is a battle to survive just a bit longer, against an unseen foe, that we all came to loathe and fear, but you will join in the achievement of taking everything on and trying for the win, despite having the odds stacked greatly against us.
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This is the story of one persons unwanted, unrequested journey once induced into a medical coma, due to Covid19, and instead of his brain shutting down, as expected by the sedatives, it sprang immediately into an unending nightmare of experiences, yes, experiences, as that is exactly what he did, he believed he really was in each of these scenarios that he was plunged into.
The ‘dreams’, not an accurate description of them, but that is truly what they were, were weird beyond belief, horrific beyond compare, long and tedious, the boredom could be unrelenting but interspersed with the highs and lows of a full gambit of emotions.
About Alan Pearson
At the age of 59, Alan's life was irrevocably altered by 5 weeks in a Covid coma, forcing him to retire from train driving early and concentrate on his recovery and thinking about writing.
His early career as a Writer in the Royal Navy and then as a Sports Photographer has clearly influenced his writing style, giving him a journalists eye but with an irreverent slant to things.
He has taken what started out as therapeutic meanderings and his desire to write, quickly took over and turned his Cognitive Behavioural Therapy into his debut book
