I wasn't sure what forum to post this, so I thought this would be as good a place as any.

If you like scolarly journals, you will like this site. It is called the International Association for the Study of Dreams. I've included a link to some online journals.

http://www.asdreams.org/journal/articles/index.htm

This association also had many members that are dream experts and authors, including my two favorites (Jeremy Taylor and Robert Moss). The organization's home page has information on conferences and happenings around the world pertaining to the topic of dreams. It also has a message board (bulletin board), although its more for discussion of dreams rather than interpretations.

http://www.asdreams.org/index.htm

I rememebr seeing that awhile ago, it seemed sort of science-based rather than emotionally-based like many sites, including this one; though I must admit I didn't read too much of it.

Yes, most of the articles I am able to get almost half way through when I find myself thinking, "Eh, what?!"

I prefer the fun of figuring out what dreams mean on a psychological and emotional scale rather that the pilosophical and biological mumbo jumbo of what they could mean.

I think it's good the way they try to do controlled studies. It's difficult to get a good idea of the way dreams work just by listening to people voluntarily post about their dreams because people are selective about which dreams, or parts of their dreams, they talk about, or whether they are the kind of people who talk about their dreams at all.