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Off the Clock
Jen Rogue writes about how our work life infiltrates itself into our dreams and technically amounts to unpaid labor. Off the Clock by Jen Rogue “…. Peaches …. 4401 …. Lemons …. 4033 …. Carrots …. 4560...
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Work Dreams
Scott Nappalos writes about the problems of working in a hospital and how conditions seep into his dreams. Work Dreams by Scott Nappalos Within a few months of being on my own, the dreams started. I...
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Reflections on Dream Baking and Sleep Deprivation
The series on work, sleep, and dreams continues with this account of working without much sleep and the dreams associated with this. Reflections on Dream Baking and Sleep Deprivation by besherelle et...
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Even My Dreams These Days Have Work-Related Scenes
More from our series on work, sleep and dreams. This one features Lou Rinaldi describing a nightmare and how it’s his subconscious taking the very real alienation he feels at work and running with it....
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Good Morning Sweetheart
This post continues our series on work and sleep with a post about stress and dreams in the education industry. Good Morning Sweetheart By Nate Hawthorne I’m just… furious. Like so angry I’m...
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Alarm Clock
Our series on work, sleep, and dreams continues with a story by our friend Invisible Man, about race, stress, and family. Alarm Clock by Invisible Man The belt sander was screeching. The high whine...
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Let me sleep on it
Our series on work, sleep and dreams continues with a story about a sleepwalking postal worker. Let me sleep on it By Phinneas Gage I woke up and rubbed my eyes, Saturday was a long time coming this...
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Bathrooms
Our series on sleep continues with a piece by Gayge discussing divisions and oppression within the working class. Bathrooms by Gayge Operaista I wake up with a start, and do my usual “where the hell...
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Who Dismisses the Teacher
Our series on sleep and dreams continues with a post about stress and lack of sleep in the education industry. Who Dismisses the Teacher: On The Work that Follows You Home and Steals your Sleep by...
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‘Bout to explode
This is the last piece in our series on sleep. Juan writes about sleeplessness, stress, poverty, and work. ‘Bout to explode: a day in the life of a precarious worker by Juan Conatz “Damn it, where’s...
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