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He stopped for two minutes at an elbow of the road overlooking the decline and ate a pack of cheese-flavored crackers and whisked the crumbs from his long mustache-handlebars arcing down into a monstrous Fu Manchu and serving, along with thick rimless spectacles, almost to obliterate any personality from his face. Bucking slowly in his Volvo down the steep zigzag track amongĭusty redwoods, Van Ness glimpsed the sky above the sea but not the sea. He deserted his route at Redway, went five miles west to Briceland and from there a half dozen miles to the Mattole River and past an invisible town (he saw only a one-room school in the corner of a field) called Ettersburg, and then switched back and forth along mountainous terrain another few miles to a dirt road that cut through the King Range National Forest. The side trip he took off 101 into Humboldt County only proved it. But such a thing as a small detour into deep and permanent changes, at the time, anyway, that he was travelling down the coast from Seattle into Mendocino County, wasn’t even to be dreamt of in Van Ness’s world. They felt like little naps you might never wake up from-you might throw a tire and hike to a gas station and stumble unexpectedly onto the rest of your life, the people who would finally mean something to you, a woman, an immortal friend, a saving fellowship in the religion of some obscure church. 101 in Northern California,Ī certain interest, a yearning, because he sensed they were places a person could disappear into. Ness felt a gladness and wonder as he drove past the V an small isolated towns along U.S.
THE SECRET OF DREAMSĪcknowledgments About the Author Praise Other Books by Denis Johnson Cover Copyright About the Publisher (Though I once actually felt the cold steel of a sword thrust into me.) -PEDRO MESEGUER, S.J. In nightmares, which are no more than intensifications of some worry through anxiety, the terrible expectation is always fulfilled: the bull catches you, the knife reaches you, the axe whistles about your ears-but at this point, when you have given yourself up for dead, you wake up.