The story of a parent losing their grip on reality?

No, for real – step away from those goddamn screens for a minute, OK?

All the way to Round Rock for a food event might seem like a bit much for an Austin Chronicle reporter who doesn’t typically cover the culinary beat.

“Here’s how the project works,” says Mathias SvaIina, a man who recently bicycled from Marfa to Austin. “I take about 40-50 subscribers per month and write dreams for them every day of that month. Then I’ll bike around before dawn and deliver them by hand, usually leaving them on front doors. For subscribers out of town, I mail the dreams every day.”

It’s been almost a year since the opening of Dimension Gallery, the city’s only venue dedicated exclusively to exhibiting and promoting contemporary sculpture and three-dimensional art, and now there’s this … this giant lung that’s getting ready to exhale nearby.

Listen: Two girls are trapped in a great secret maze that links all the mirrors of the world. Deep in this surreal place, a being born from reflections and fractures threatens to devour the maze from within – including those two sisters and every bird on Earth.

Ottessa Moshfegh is going to show her face in Austin’s favorite bookstore on Tuesday and it won’t be too difficult for you to catch a glimpse – because the thing’s always right there, as faces tend to be, on the front of her head.

In your ears: Top music hits from every decade – as performed live by composer Justin Sherburn and his all-star Montopolis outfit.Onscreen: Local and global photos from each of those decades, wrapped with interactive animation by digital artist Stephen Fishman.

Go ahead, enter the dream world.