The Dream Network Journal is a place for people to share the wonder and mystery of dreams. The journal was published in printed form from 1982 to 2015, and thanks to our crowdfunding supporters, the site offers all issues of the DNJ for download, and reproduces many articles in blog form.
If you'd like to look up an individual author or article, there's a growing authors page here, and a (not-quite-complete) list of Dream Network articles in spreadsheet form.
Please email us for questions or submissions.
Cover image: Gaia gazes in the mirror and sees the Earth, by Eric Snyder
The Dream Network invites dream-related submissions of any media or genre - articles, artwork, poetry, letters to the editor and more.
Please send your submissions to hello@dreamnetworkjournal.com.
Copyright for all submissions remains yours.
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The Dream Network has arisen again from five years of hibernation, and from the midst of a pandemic. We think there's never been a better time for a popular, eclectic journal of dreaming. But to quote Bill Stimson, the founder of the network:
The ...read more
This is a regularly updated list of Dream Sharing groups. If you've never tried a dream sharing group before, we thoroughly recommend it. Most groups use some variety of the Ullman method.
The Dream Network Journal does not run these groups, but ...read more
The Dream Network began life in New York City in 1982, edited by the young Bill Stimson. The Network aimed to 'bring dreams back to dreamers' - or as Montague Ullman phrased the idea in one of his ea ...read more
This is the last issue of Dream Network Journal in its current form. These are hard words for me to write. I feel hope in the new beginnings symbol of the egg and the many hands. Who knows what the future might hol ...read more
As I begin writing this next-to-last editorial, I am keenly aware that to do justice to what I feel and want to say would require a book.
Mainly, I recall the many magnificent individuals I’ve had the privilege of c ...read more
Paying Tribute to Two Exceptional Women Working Vigilantly for Dreams and for Peace: Rita Dwyer & Jean Campbell
The Coat of Many Colors was a co-creation of John Van Daam, Jeremy Taylor and Kathryn Taylor at the Dream Tree Press, and published in cooperation with the Dream Network Bulletin. It received contributions by many writers and a ...read more
