I believed that all of the fiction that I read were real in some parallel universe. That when things happened, they set up echoes or waves that could travel between the universes, and that some people could hear these waves and would write them down, and that this is how authors worked. I always wished I could live a more exciting life, in case anyone was reading about me. I believed that people like Benjamin Bathurst, the man who walked around the horses, had found a place where the boundaries between the universes were thin, and he got to go to another universe. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what such a thin place might look like, because I wanted to go to the universes where of Oz and Narnia and Star Trek.
A childhood belief about reading

others believed things like this
- I could NOT understand why, if a pen worked on paper, it couldn't also write in thin air.— Can you guess what it is yet?
- I used to believe Sting was my dad in a parallel universe — Jenn Green
- I used to believe that when people died, they vanished into thin air. — KJ
- Well,I really think that fairies and witches can be real! We're in a big universe and they can exist!— Raul
- I used to believe that the visible rays of the sun were beaming people up to heaven. like in star trek.Anon
- I heard the song about Heaven being a place where nothing ever happened and thought, "What a boring place."Anon