This book was like a really enjoyable fever dream. The stories were exciting very creative.

The narration was so well done and made the stories even more gripping.

I didn't realise that this was in a series but I will definitely be checking out the other books in this authors collection.

While I definitely managed to read these out of order, I think this one was the best of out the bunch. It's also my favorite cover out of all of the crazy, highly creative covers.

What could be better/worse than being poisoned? Being poisoned and dreaming of psychedelic astronauts! It's not exactly obvious that these are dreams or that they are even connected buy the end is crazy and everything slots together nicely.

I didn´t know this was the third book in a series. Somehow the audiobook still caught my interest. I like the narrator. I want to read/listen to the previous books.

This was a wild read. I recommend the audiobook because the narrator was amazing.
I was a little confused at the beginning but the second half really tied it together. If you’re into strange/spooky/horror books this one will be for you.

Another trippy fever-dream like read/listen by my fav weird fiction dude William Pauley III. I’ve been listening to this series haphazardly for some months now… I just can’t get enough of it and I think the narrator just adds to my obsession. Always expect the very unexpected when picking up a Bedlam Bible story.
I loved it.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/61075583

William Pauley III’s “The Astronaut Dream Book” is an intriguing exploration of a new doom horror genre. The book introduces us to a man who experiences an unfortunate situation, leading to a secondary storyline that delves into his apparent stream of consciousness. While the narrative can be gory and unsettling at times, the unfolding stories are undeniably captivating and suspenseful.

The author's attention to detail is commendable, as it allows readers to vividly imagine the described places. Although the grotesque nature of these details may be off-putting to some, the desire to uncover what happens next takes precedence. Particularly, the second story the astronaut dreams of is exceptionally suspenseful, leaving readers unable to put the book down. The unexpected twists and turns in the plot linger in the mind long after finishing the book and putting it down.

Thank you to Net Galley for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions and ideas expressed in this review are my own.

3.5 rounded up. Another collection of gory stories in Bedlam Bible series. Same as previous books it’s dark and crazy, delightfully weird, and very enjoyable.
I think the stories were interesting. As a reader I liked to be pushed in the different dimension into the author’s imagination.
Loved the surreal world created in this series.
I really like this book cover.
Thanks to NetGalley for the free copy of audio book.

The Astronaut Dream Book is a total mindf**k. I mean what did I just listen to? There is bits of madness still reeling from my brain leaking out of my ears spilling into the floor. Singing the Dead Space commercial version of “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” all the way down.

I wish I could define the experience. I wish I could explain what I saw when my ears opened to the world…I’m sorry, I can’t.

But I’ve come back with an experience and as a person who does not do audiobooks all that much, I am more open to them now.

The originality of something like this made me what a physical copy to follow along. If you get the chance to check this author out.
(I’m an 80’s baby so I’m starting to view this authors work like walking the aisles of a video stores horror section.)
His work is encoding that video store smell, the 80’s independent bookstore vibe with crazy covers and stories of madness that actually match what the cover offers. Gotta love when you get what you see.

I say, give it a chance, sit down strap in with your concoction of choice (legal, and safe, of course) and close your eyes and listen as the Astronaut dreams…

3.5🌟 I was looking for something completely different from my usual reads & this definitely delivered. I enjoyed the psychedelic, dark vibes & atmosphere of this book.

Loved the narration on the audio book & the cover art really intrigued me to read this.

Thank you to NetGalley & Doom publishing for the arc

This series is one of my favs. The stories are so bizarre and weird, which is right up my alley. I am looking forward to reading the next one!

This was a quick interesting read about a man who dreams of astronauts. I enjoyed the combination of horror and sci-fi and though I’m not sure if I understood what happened, there was still and unsettling fear that was instilled in me. The scenes were vibrant and intense -- especially the story about the boy, his mom, and the dog man. I’m not sure if this is for everyone but it’s oddly creepy and very weird if you enjoy that!

I really struggled through this one. It just couldn’t hold my focus.

It was weird but never really grabbed my attention. I think The Tower is my favorite in this series.

William Pauley III is one of most interesting writers I've ever discovered and I've fallen in love with everything he's done. Connor Brannigan is the perfect narrator. His voice suits Pauley's writing so well.

We find ourselves in Eigth Block Tower following an array of characters and their encounters with death, real or hallucinated

Perhaps it's because I haven't read the previous installments in the series or because I'm more into novels but this one didn't really manage to pull me in. Mostly, I'm just confused. I will say however that the narration of the audiobook was great.

This book is something. It's like a stream of consciousness. It's definitely like the dreams I would have when I was severely sick or had a really bad Lupus flare. The wasp part really got to me & I really want it to be made into some weird sci-fi movie. I really need to read the other books, then this one again.

I received the audiobook version of this thanks to NetGalley

As before the narrator of the story did an amazing job.

After finishing book 1 of this series ( the Bedlam Bible) and enjoying it for the most part. I was excited to move on to the next. I was unable to gain access to part two, but I was able to get access to this book which is part three.

Like the first book. This had a very good beginning maybe even better than the first book to be honest. However, that’s not where the similarities end. The weakness of both books is the section towards the end.

I’m not sure how I can enjoy a story so much and then it just all falls apart, even immediately after Listening to it I have already forgotten what Happened.

I’m still going to check out his books in the future and hope they solve the problem I had with the first two.

I loved the creepy voice of the narrator and the fact that this was a quick spine tingling read. Out of the series this one is my favorite thus far. Very eerie

I went into this knowing it was going to be a little weird, and I was right (and then some). I figured that it was going to be some kind of dystopian fever dream and on that front it delivered. I was engaged in the storyline of figuring out what the heck happened. The narrator sounded quite robotic and lacked a varied range of intonation which lost my interest a little. While I'm probably not going to reach for another of the authors books anytime soon, this book delievered what it promised from the cover to the blurb and everything in between.

Great narration. I have started exploring William Pauley more and am really enjoying these quick creepy stories! Great imagery and awesome ending!

I zoned out quite a bit during this book. But it was a thought proving story. I loved the tieng up to the story at the end.