For millenia, dreams have taken a fundamental role in human mythology, a vehicle for communication from gods and monsters alike. They revive the past and portend the future, simultaneously inescapable and unreachable. Our daydreams represent our greatest hopes; nightmares our greatest fears; two sides of the same coin. They define our identity, our humanity, and their power is not to be underestimated. Dreams upend lives, induce revolutions, irreversibly change societies. A dream, in many ways, is truer than reality—it is where the fondest and most feared ideas of the subconscious are brought to life, and the deepest truths of the psyche revealed. Within these (virtual) pages, the Loom invites you to reenter the boundless and fickle universe of imagination. May the odds be ever in your favor.