Dreams of Speaking

Discover the captivating world of Dreams of Speaking by Gail Jones, published in 2007 by Vintage Publishing. This thought-provoking novel delves into the themes of loneliness and connection in the modern age. With 224 pages of rich narrative, the story follows Alice, a woman fascinated by the beauty of technology. From the thrill of aeroplane flights to the artistry of neon signs, she perceives the poetry woven into the fabric of contemporary life. Along her journey, she forms an unlikely bond with Mr. Sakamoto, a survivor of the atomic bomb and a knowledgeable expert on Alexander Graham Bell. Through their conversations, readers are treated to a tapestry of stories about innovation and the human experience in the twentieth century. Join Alice and Mr. Sakamoto as they navigate the complexities of existence and the intersection of technology and humanity in this engaging work of fiction.