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| 1. The Dreaming, Vol. 3 | 
| From: TokyoPop
Publisher: TokyoPop
December 18, 2007
Queenie Chan, The Dreaming, vol. 3 (Tokyopop, 2007)
Chan brings The Dreaming to a close with, unsurprisingly, a large number of revelations. Because of this, the volume is, almost by definition, more satisfying than its predecessors; it's wonderful to actually see a satisfying ending to a manga series. I have to heartily agree with Chan's philosophy of "don't start something without intending... more
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| | 2. The Dreaming, Vol. 2 |
| From: TokyoPop
Publisher: TokyoPop
October 31, 2006
I picked this up for my daughter. She has read volumes 1 & 3, and she likes this series... more
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| | 3. The Dreaming, Vol. 1 |
| By: Queenie Chan
Publisher: TokyoPop
December 13, 2005
I finished reading volume one of The Dreaming. I was directed to her because of her art work in the Odd Thomas manga In Odd We Trust. When I looked for her other contributions, I saw she had written this 3 book series called The Dreaming. The art work was beautiful, with a dark undertone that at times was consuming, so needless to say I wanted to read it. There is no page that isn't filled with her... more
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| | 4. Dreaming: Through the Gates of Horn & Ivory |
| By: Caitlin R. Kiernan, Peter Hogan, Jeff Nicholson
Publisher: Vertigo
February 22, 1999
Comparing this book with Gaiman's Sandman is simply misleading. It has none of the light or spirit that characterizes his work. ... more
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| | 5. The Dreaming: Beyond the Shores of Night | 
| By: Terry LaBan, Peter Hogan, Alisa Kwitney
Publisher: Titan Books Ltd
May 14, 1999
Another spin-off of a Neil Gaiman series, this first collection of The Dreaming does a good job of channeling the original Sandman scribe's devotion to nostalgia and the esoteric.
Of the three stories, the best, by far is Peter Hogan's 'Lost Boy', about a time-lost British architect, the ages-old witch 'Mad Hettie' and the secret origins of America.
Like Gaiman at his best... more
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| | 6. Noblesse Oblige, the Book of Houses (Changeling: The Dreaming) | 
| By: Bryant Durrell, Jennifer Hartshorn, Deena McKinney, Wayne Peacock
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing
January 04, 1998
it would be this one.
The chapter on House Dougal was the most interesting to me, as it expounded the most extra information while still holding my undivided attention. It should be essential reading for anyone playing a Dougal sidhe.
The chapter on Eiluned wasn't as grand as the one on Dougal, but it was very in-depth, yet didn't betray the feel of the house itself. That's... more
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| | 7. *OP Freeholds and Hidden Glens (Changeling - the Dreaming) |
| By: Leif Jones
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing
December 01, 1995
Pretty good source book that provides a lot of backstory to some of the most legendary freeholds in all of Concordia. It has descriptions of the freehold itself, it's history and the people that frequent. Seelie, Unseelie, noble and commoner are all included, making this a valuable resource for adding a little beef to a chronicle... more
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| | 8. *OP Imm. Eyes III: Court of All Kings (Changeling - the Dreaming , No 3) (v. 3) |
| By: Nicky Rea
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing
July 01, 1996
for Changeling: the Dreaming. The 2nd in the Immortal Eyes trilogy (preceded by The Toybox, followed by Court of All Kings), Shadows on the Hill covers the chimerical Hawaii setting, and includes the story material for the second part of the Immortal Eyes chronicle. it also introduces the Menehune, the islands' native fae.
the biggest problem with this book is that it spends too many... more
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| | 9. Kithbook: Trolls (Changeling - the Dreaming) |
| By: Allen Tower
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing
August 01, 1996
Didn't White Wolf's short description in the Changeling rule book tell you enough about those big oafs that call themselves trolls? If you want to fill out your character so she isn't just a big, clumsy, not-so-bright, oaf, this Kithbook is a must. With new troll only merits/flaws and weapons and treasure, you'll have the tools to make your troll more realistic and unique. Included is a fairly detailed... more
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| | 10. The Shadow Court ( For: Changeling - the Dreaming) |
| By: Brian Campbell, Jackie Cassada, Nicky Rea
Publisher: White Wolf Publishing
November 01, 1996
Whoa boy. Now these are what I call villains. Fae so evil they even manipulate the manipulators of Camarilla, Sabbat and Wyrm, not to mention the Thallain, the really, _really_ dark reflections of the normal fae. The next time someone calls your Unseelie troll an Ogre, introduce him to a real one... more
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