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In "The Dreamers: A Club," Bangs imagines a whimsical club composed of various famous characters from literature and history who gather together to share their fantastical dreams. The novel features a series of interconnected stories, each one a dream recounted by a different club member. These stories are filled with humor, satire, and playful literary references.The structure of the book allows Bangs to explore a variety of imaginative scenarios and to poke fun at contemporary society, literary conventions, and human nature. Each dream story is self-contained but contributes to the overall tapestry of the club's eclectic and entertaining discussions.