A graceful memoir weaves the history, biology, and mythology of sleep into a portrait that captures something universal about the demons that keep us awake at night. Moving seamlessly to and from his present vantage point in San Francisco, Hayes's narrative affords an intimate look at one man's singular journey through contemporary life.
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A graceful memoir weaves the history, biology, and mythology of sleep into a portrait that captures something universal about the demons that keep us awake at night. Moving seamlessly to and from his present vantage point in San Francisco, Hayes's narrative affords an intimate look at one man's singular journey through contemporary life.
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