"As in The Lime Twig dream and illusion are right at the center of Charivari"

In John C. Hawkes' unique The Lime Twig, dream and illusion are important aspects of the story. The protagonist, a boy named Henry, is constantly struggling to understand his life and the world around him. He is constantly searching for significance and purpose, and his dreams and impressions are a way for him to explore his inner ideas and sensations. The novel is a journey of self-discovery, and Henry's dreams and impressions are a method for him to make sense of his life and the world around him. The book is a commentary on the power of dreams and illusions, and how they can shape our lives and our understanding of the world. The novel is a reminder that our dreams and impressions can be effective tools for understanding and growth.