Lost In Space

This book was the genesis of, and is nearly identical to, An Adventurer's Guide to the Jungles of Time and Space - Passport and Journal, 2012.

Self-published in 1998, Lost in Space quickly developed a small cult following among Mike Dooley fans, selling 20,000 copies.

This novelette makes a convincing case that the reader is part of a "most awesome adventure" into realms previously unknown, and that due to the extremely intense nature of their quest, they've now forgotten where they've come from, and even, who they really are. Revelations shared include the origins of space, time, miracles and more. Lighthearted yet philosophical, this story challenges its readers to re-think the very meaning of life.

In 2009 the story was adapted and used in the Introduction and Epilogue of Mike Dooley's New York Times bestselling book Infinite Possibilities: The Art of Living Your Dreams. In 2012 this adaptation was independently released as An Adventurer's Guide to the Jungles of Time and Space.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the story's debut, Lost in Space, unedited, is being re-released as this limited collector's edition on October 1st, 2018.