Quote by Wilson Harris: “All experience is a kind of dream, and therefore open to re‑vision.”

This suggests that our understanding of reality, much like a dream, is fluid and subject to change. It implies that our memories and past experiences aren't fixed truths but can be reinterpreted and reshaped, allowing for new perspectives and opportunities for growth.

In a world increasingly aware of subjective realities and the power of narrative, Harris's perspective invited a re-evaluation of historical accounts and personal truths, especially those shaped by colonial narratives.

Guyanese novelist and literary theorist whose experimental novels explored the layered landscapes and multicultural histories of Guyana. His 1960 novel Palace of the Peacock is considered one of the most original works of Caribbean fiction and a landmark of postcolonial imaginative literature.