The American Policy Player's Guide and Dream Book (1892)

Policy, also known as a numbers racket, was an illegal lottery played mostly in poor neighborhoods (black, Italian, latin)  in the US, wherein a bettor attempts to pick three digits to match those that will be randomly drawn the following day (Source). The book below--which could pass as a book on dream interpretation--has a secondary purpose. To associate winning policy numbers with the dreamer's dream. More context: see, Herbert Gladstone Parris: Professor Konje Policy Players Dream Books and Policy Pete’s Dream Book (1933) | Digital Harlem Blog.

Dream Aggregator: What Are You Dreaming, Internet?

A customized search engine drawing on online dream diaries and primary sources about "dreams."

Source.

c/f CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Interpretation of Dreams

Uncle Josh's Nightmare (1900)

Federico García Lorca - On Lullabies (1928)

In translation.

Man and His Symbols - Carl Gustav Jung (1964)

Source.

E.T.A. Hoffmann

Weird Tales. Vol. I by E.T.A. Hoffmann (1885)
(The Cremona Violin; The Fermata; Signor Formica; The Sand-man; The Entail; Arthur's Hall)
Weird Tales, Vol. II by E.T.A. Hoffmann (1885)
(The Doge and Dogess; Master Martin the Cooper; Mademoiselle de Scudéri; Gambler's Luck; Master Johannes Wacht)
Mlle de Scuderi (1819)
The Story of the Hard Nut (1819)
Councillor Krespel (1819)
The Sandman (1817)

Drawings

The Interpretation of Dreams Sigmund Freud (1900)

In full.

Twin Peaks Episode 2 - Cooper's Dream

The Symbolism of the Tarot by P D. Ouspensky (1913)

Card I. The Magician
Card 0. The Fool
Card II. The High Priestess
Card XXI. The World
Card III. The Empress
Card XX. Judgment
Card IV. The Emperor
Card XIX. The Sun
Card V. The Chariot
Card XVIII. The Moon
Card VI. The Lovers
Card XVII. The Star
Chad VII. The Hierophant
Card XVI. The Tower
Card VIII. Power
Card XV. The Devil
Card IX. The Hermit
Card XIV. Time (Temperance)
Card X. The Wheel of Chance
Card XIII. Death
Card XI. Justice
Card XII. The Hanged Man

Coma by Thomas Brush (2010)

2011 Independent Propeller Award Winner: Thomas Brush
Interview with indie game dev Thomas Brush (indiePub)

c/f Expression and Narrative in Minigames

Rip Van Winkle - Washington Irving

Source. 

A Posthumous Writing of Diedrich Knickerbocker's.

Funhouse Dreams - The Sopranos

Dream montage from season 2 finale of The Sopranos, Funhouse.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

In full, with original illustrations, at project Gutenberg.

I Down the Rabbit-Hole
II The Pool of Tears
III A Caucus-Race and a Long Tale
IV The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill
V Advice from a Caterpillar
VI Pig and Pepper
VII A Mad Tea-Party
VIII The Queen's Croquet-Ground
IX The Mock Turtle's Story
X The Lobster Quadrille
XI Who Stole the Tarts?
XII Alice's Evidence





c/f 1903 film version . . . . 

I Dream of Barack, I Dream of Hillary

Shela Heti's contribution as a foreign correspondent (blogger) to the 2008 Democratic Primaries was to catalog the dreams people had of Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton or both. Interesting for more reasons than can be said here, but a few things I enjoy in reviewing her collection of testimonies:

If one needed corroboration that pre-conscious symbols inform such computational things as voting, here is a fresh delicious whopper for you.

Also, a lovely testament to dreams. No matter how much has been said about them, it is hard to get the final word on just how odd, rich and perfect they are.

I Dream of Barack
I Dream of Hillary

Sample:

126. Female Nanny From New England

In the dream, I am sitting in one of the front pews of a church. The entire congregation is expectant, waiting for something to happen. Then Hillary emerges in front of the pulpit. She is wearing a beautiful purple robe and is looking very queenly and goddess-like. An entourage of smiling people surround her and place a glittering, radiant crown on her head.
  
95. Librarian At A Public School In New York City  

I met Barack in the West Village while he was campaigning. We made out all over the city and he was a very good kisser. His campaign staff, who were totally unphased by this, prevented Michelle and the media from finding out. Turns out Obama was quite the ladies' man. Everywhere we went, women flirted with him openly and thanked him for past good times. I was so thrilled to be with him, I didn't even feel jealous, just lucky to have had him for a day and possibly as president in the near future.