Dreamers

From the acclaimed author of The Age of Miracles comes an ambitious novel of family, secrets and sleep

Reviews

'Harrowing, riveting, profoundly moving, and beautifully written... this book is stunning' Emily St. John Mandel, author of Station Eleven

'This beautiful and devastating novel has a dream-like quality of its own' Red

'Lovely, lyrical and scary... a mesmerising read' Psychologies

'A thought-provoking and profound story' Cosmopolitan

'Lyrical and beguiling... a deeply immersive novel about a community in peril... and the choices we make when our lives, and those of our loved ones, are in danger' The Observer

'A modern Midsummer Night's Dream... Walker paints a haunting canvas exploring time, memory, consciousness, and youth' Marisha Pessl, author of Night Film

'Frighteningly powerful, beautiful, and uncanny... a love story and also a horror story' Karen Russell, author of Vampires in the Lemon Grove

'This is a profound novel, and a deeply moving one... she takes a terrifying situation and reveals it as a thing of beauty' Robin Black, author of Life Drawing

'A slow-building, philosophical and unique novel... at once a thought-provoking character study and a subtle science fiction tale' Culturefly

'Powerful and moving... written with symphonic sweep' New York Times Book Review

'[An] imaginative, disturbing and ultimately spellbinding narrative, which asks provokative questions about our concepts of time and connection, and the bounds of possibility for life on earth' Vogue

'Powerful, thoughtful and entirely original' PopSugar