The Gravity of Dreams by A. Saxena: When Reality Collapses, What Holds You Together?
When the laws that hold the universe intact begin to unravel, what is left of reality? In this hauntingly lyrical and deeply introspective debut novel, A. Saxena invites readers on a journey where science and consciousness collide, and perception threatens to eclipse reason.
The Gravity of Dreams follows the life of Aman, a brilliant student and physics prodigy who has always found solace in equations, patterns, and the predictability of Newtonian laws. For Aman, the universe has always made sense—neatly ordered, ruled by cause and effect—until one night, that order disintegrates.
What begins as a quiet evening of textbook revision turns into a surreal experience where the very fabric of reality starts to bend. Time falters. Gravity reverses. The physical world that Aman trusted fractures into something fluid, dreamlike, and terrifyingly beautiful. As his body, mind, and sense of self unravel, Aman is thrust into a consciousness-expanding odyssey that challenges every belief he has ever held.
With prose that oscillates between the scientific and the poetic, Saxena’s novel asks profound questions: What do you do when intellect is no longer enough to keep you grounded? Can reason survive the dissolution of the self?
Blending philosophical depth with evocative imagery, The Gravity of Dreams is more than a story—it’s an experience. It’s a genre-bending exploration of identity, reality, and the fragile boundaries between order and chaos.
For readers who love fiction that makes them think, feel, and question, The Gravity of Dreams promises to be an unforgettable journey into the unknown—a novel where science meets imagination and where the ultimate force is not gravity, but the weight of dreams.