by Hal O. Kesler (Author)

Here is a theory that dreams are employed by the Creator of the Universe as a means of monitoring the condition of Earth's inhabitants. Here are twenty-four poems revealing insights into humanity. And here is a stage play into which the author enters himself as the protagonist and gives himself the name Walter Castlekeep. Consider the three elements --- theory, poems, play --- to be one man's conception of the ravelled sleeve of Creation, the way it was. The way it is.