Dream Story is a psychological novella by Austrian author Arthur Schnitzler. The story follows a couple, Fridolin and Albertine, who are shaken by revelations of infidelity and explore their own desires and sexuality in a series of surreal and dreamlike encounters. The novella is characterized by its haunting and erotic atmosphere, and explores themes of love, desire, and jealousy. Its influence can be seen in a range of works, including Stanley Kubrick's final film, Eyes Wide Shut. Dream Story is a seminal work of modernist literature and remains a popular and thought-provoking read today.