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122 pages · 5.51 × 8.5 in. (14 × 21.6 cm)
ISBN 978-1-937487-99-7
CSF Publishing
BoBo, the Monkey Who Thought He Was a Man exists outside the boundaries of conventional literary genres.
In this unusual and deeply personal work, Pierre Toutain-Dorbec explores the territory between dream and waking consciousness—the place where memory, imagination, desire, and the irrational encounter one another.
The writing follows the logic of the dream itself: one image gives birth to another, reality dissolves into abstraction, and thought attempts to escape the constraints of the rational world.
Rather than imposing order upon the unconscious, Toutain-Dorbec allows language to follow it. The result is deliberately unconventional, at times surreal and anti-normative—a work in which writing becomes an instrument for exploring the hidden life of the mind.
A journey into dreams, consciousness, and the strange territories we inhabit when reason releases its hold.
122 pages · 5.51 × 8.5 in. (14 × 21.6 cm)
ISBN 978-1-937487-99-7
CSF Publishing
BoBo, the Monkey Who Thought He Was a Man exists outside the boundaries of conventional literary genres.
In this unusual and deeply personal work, Pierre Toutain-Dorbec explores the territory between dream and waking consciousness—the place where memory, imagination, desire, and the irrational encounter one another.
The writing follows the logic of the dream itself: one image gives birth to another, reality dissolves into abstraction, and thought attempts to escape the constraints of the rational world.
Rather than imposing order upon the unconscious, Toutain-Dorbec allows language to follow it. The result is deliberately unconventional, at times surreal and anti-normative—a work in which writing becomes an instrument for exploring the hidden life of the mind.
A journey into dreams, consciousness, and the strange territories we inhabit when reason releases its hold.