Publisher's Synopsis
BoBo, the Monkey Who Thought He Was a Man goes outside the bounds of "conventional" professional, academic, or technical genre of literature. In his book, Toutain-Dorbec shares his experiences related to documenting unconscious life. The writing that inspires the dream, and the one that is born from it, and spawns it in return. I'm talking about the dream, the construction of the abstraction in the unconsciousness state, thinking that seeks to escape the constraints of the real.
Toutain-Dorbec utterly liberate writing overcomes all creative blockages and underlines the off-standard or even anti-normative character of this book.
