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Selected Stories of Philip K. Dick (2002)

A few of these stories will put you off. A few of these would excite you to read more of his work. Most of his full length books originate from his excellent short stories. You will start to distinguish familiar themes in his stories around the middle of the book, but if you plough on you will be...

Selected Stories of Philip K. Dick (2002) by Philip K. Dick
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We Can Remember It for You Wholesale (1966)

I watched the 1990's movie because my son and I were in our 1990 's RV with nothing but VHS tapes lol. So it prompted me to read the original story, I wanted to know more about the mutants and planets. Only to realize the movie isn't really like the novelette, 22 pgs. I enjoyed Philip's versio...

We Can Remember It for You Wholesale (1966) by Philip K. Dick
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The Skull (2000)

Cold War paranoia meets time-traveling assassins (well, just one) while exploring issues of fatalism, sadism, xenophobia, and the struggle for a better way. You pretty much see where this short story is heading early in, but it's interesting (particularly from a character development angle) to se...

The Skull (2000) by Philip K. Dick
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Beyond Lies the Wub (2000)

This story demonstrates the evil in man. The ending was interesting...it could be interpreted in different ways. All in all, humans live to kill.I gave it 3 stars because it seems like the end was rushed, and some pieces don't fit into the puzzle. Also, the names were confusing. There were severa...

Beyond Lies the Wub (2000) by Philip K. Dick
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The Variable Man (2010)

So - written in 1953 - I still cannot get my head around contemporary science fiction which often seems heavily fantasy.This was written, or published anyway, when I was 9 years old. The story is a good one and the drama a traditional one of the time using - consistanly creditable deviations fro...

The Variable Man (2010) by Philip K. Dick
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Adjustment Team (2000)

Certainly a short read, I find amazing on how Philip K. Dick influenced a few movie adaptations of wide impact and entertainment value. Certainly a prolific author with genuine novel idea for his time. As per this short story, do not expect the theme of the "Adjustment Bureau" however - this shor...

Adjustment Team (2000) by Philip K. Dick
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Adjustment Bureau, The (2011)

I watched the movie Adjustment Bureau and noticed at the end of the movie that it was based losely on the book, so I decided to read it. I didn't realize it was just a short story, like 18 pages or something like that. It was ok, but I thought the movie was way better. I guess maybe I was expe...

Adjustment Bureau, The (2011) by Philip K. Dick
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The Adjustment Bureau (2000)

A magnificent theme.I wonder where PKD gets his ideas from!Adjustment Team has the makings to be an even better book that 'we can remember it for you'. But, the slightly 'less-than-awesome' climax lets it down a tiny bit.The 'Old Man' is the almighty overseeing force. He makes subtle 'adjustments...

The Adjustment Bureau (2000) by Philip K. Dick
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Second Variety (2000)

OK maybe i was cheating rolling in a wee short story volume rather than a full novel, but i was just one away from my 2013 challenge and wasn't in the mood for something longer.Lovely little bit of old school sci-fi here, one the battle front between the yanks and the soviets the battle is almost...

Second Variety (2000) by Philip K. Dick
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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (2011)

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is my favorite Philip K Dick novel. More than that, really. It's probably one of my favorite novels in general. One of the foundation stones of the genre. So I was curious about this graphic novelization. I read an increasing number of comics these days. And I'...

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (2011) by Philip K. Dick
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The Crystal Crypt: A Short Science Fiction Novel (2000)

It gets only 3 stars because it was pretty much predictable all the way.But, we have to remember that this book was first published in the 1960's where twists and turns were defined differently.As Philip K Dick's short stories go, it was a very short one. But, the story was filled with Dick's tra...

The Crystal Crypt: A Short Science Fiction Novel (2000) by Philip K. Dick
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Les Défenseurs (1998)

This was a neat little short story that I found as a free download.America and Russia have gone to war. The weapons have advanced so much that it has devastated the surface of the planet. Humans have retreated underground while robots have continued the war for the last seven years.This story is ...

Les Défenseurs (1998) by Philip K. Dick
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The Defenders (2000)

59/100 An average book, with average characters, with an average story. The book is about man living underground during a nuclear war. Robots, called "Leadys" go out on to the radioactive surface and wage war with the soviets. When a couple of leadys come back underground with no radiation partic...

The Defenders (2000) by Philip K. Dick
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Mr. Spaceship (2000)

Solid and classic Dick. It is a story that captures the imagination and is ride with social commentary about the world we live in. It has some interesting points about where we went wrong, and an extreme way of fixing it through starting completely from scratch on a new world.I found the ending t...

Mr. Spaceship (2000) by Philip K. Dick
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The Game-Players of Titan (2001)

Philip K. Dick's 10th novel, "The Game-Players of Titan," was originally released in 1963 as an Ace paperback (F-251, for all the collectors out there), with a cover price of a whopping 40 cents. His follow-up to the Hugo Award-winning "The Man in the High Castle," it was one of six novels that P...

The Game-Players of Titan (2001) by Philip K. Dick
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Selected Stories (2002)

Philip K. Dick was a master of science fiction, but he was also a writer whose work transcended genre to examine the nature of reality and what it means to be human. A writer of great complexity and subtle humor, his work belongs on the shelf of great twentieth-century literature, next to Kafka a...

Selected Stories (2002) by Philip K. Dick
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The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch (2015)

The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch: What if god were a lonely drug-pushing alien?Originally posted at Fantasy LiteratureThis was the 10th and final PKD book I read last year after 40 years without reading any. I always felt as a teenager that I would get more from his books as an adult, and I ...

The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch (2015) by Philip K. Dick
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The Cosmic Puppets (2003)

Some time ago, for no readily apparent reason, I decided that I would aim to read at least one Philip K. Dick book each year. As December dawned this year I still hadn't, and with a lot of work going on I'd spent over two months on the last book I was reading, Saturn's Children by Charles Stros...

The Cosmic Puppets (2003) by Philip K. Dick
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The Man in the High Castle (1992)

“They want to be the agents, not the victims, of history. They identify with God's power and believe they are godlike. That is their basic madness. They are overcome by some archtype; their egos have expanded psychotically so that they cannot tell where they begin and the godhead leaves off. It i...

The Man in the High Castle (1992) by Philip K. Dick
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A Scanner Darkly (2006)

Whether unjustly or not, no other science fiction author has been as closely linked to the 1960s drug culture--at least in the public eye--as Philip K. Dick...and understandably so. From the San Francisco bar in "The World Jones Made" (1956) that dispensed pot and heroin, to the Bureau of Psyched...

A Scanner Darkly (2006) by Philip K. Dick
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Dr. Bloodmoney (2002)

I have absolutely no idea how this book lost its fourth star and ended up as a very strong 3. Ironically, in one respect, this was a breakthrough novel for me because something about PKD’s reality-blurring narrative style of addled consciousness really clicked with me for the first time. Now I l...

Dr. Bloodmoney (2002) by Philip K. Dick
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We Can Build You (1994)

Audiobook from Brilliance AudioNarrated by Dan John MillerLength: 8 hours, 22 minutesPublished in 1972, Dick uses the premise of a "future" (the book takes place in Dick's imagined 1982) where programming is advanced enough to allow programming the appearance of sentience into androids to provide...

We Can Build You (1994) by Philip K. Dick
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Galactic Pot-Healer (1994)

Philip K. Dick's 24th published sci-fi novel, the whimsically titled "Galactic Pot-Healer," first saw the light of day as a Berkley Medallion paperback in June 1969, with a cover price of 60 cents. It both followed up and preceded two of its author's finest and most beloved works, 1968's "Do Andr...

Galactic Pot-Healer (1994) by Philip K. Dick
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The Transmigration of Timothy Archer (2004)

To understand this novel and VALIS i think it is important to:- Have gnostic concepts.- Know about Philip Dick´s life.If you do not have the above requisites probably you will get bored at the second chapter and you will hate ones of the greater writers of S XX.This is not a SF writing, is more l...

The Transmigration of Timothy Archer (2004) by Philip K. Dick
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The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick 5: The Eye of The Sibyl (2015)

My Philip K. Dick ProjectEntry #32 = The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick: Vol. 5 - The Eye of the Sibyl (1964 - 1981) Well, here I am, skipping ahead in the chronology of Dick's writing again, this time all the way to the end of his life, and his very last story, “The Alien Mind”. This c...

The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick 5: The Eye of The Sibyl (2015) by Philip K. Dick
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The Crack in Space (2005)

In 2010 I interviewed for (and got) a job at the Centre for Alternative Technology near Machynlleth. In the interview for this job, I was asked what I thought was the most pressing emergency regarding climate change and how it should be tackled. I answered "education", but this was not correct. W...

The Crack in Space (2005) by Philip K. Dick
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VALIS (2004)

“A question we had to learn to deal with during the dope decade was, How do you break the news to someone that his brains are fried?” So says the first-person narrator in VALIS, Philip K. Dick’s autobiographical novel of spiritual odyssey, a novel where the narrator begins by laying out the major...

VALIS (2004) by Philip K. Dick
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Ubik (2004)

What hallucinating narcotic stimulants had PKD been on while writing this wicked metaphysical novel shall remain an obscure affair like most of the enigmatic events occurring in this mind-fucking piece of genius i.e Ubik. One can only conjecture that he was getting some good shit. Maybe something...

Ubik (2004) by Philip K. Dick
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The Divine Invasion (1991)

Divine Invasion by Dick is a startling experience to say the least. Had no idea what to expect and it definitely kept me on my toes. Sorry. Can't resist. In all seriousness however, I really didn't know what to expect. What little I new about the novel beforehand is that it was heavily influenced...

The Divine Invasion (1991) by Philip K. Dick
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The World Jones Made (1993)

"Puoi credere a quello che vuoi; puoi credere che la terra è piatta, che Dio è una cipolla, che i bambini nascono nelle buste di plastica."Tra i primi romanzi sci-fi di Dick, E Jones creò il mondo, secondo il titolo rinnovato dalla Fanucci per la bellissima edizione per il venticinquesimo anniver...

The World Jones Made (1993) by Philip K. Dick
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Mary And The Giant (2015)

Mary Ann Reynolds is just emerging from her chrysalis of childhood to face the reality of 1950s' California. Her home is Pacific Park, a sleepy town in the middle of nowhere. Her new acquaintances, Joseph Schilling who owns the new record store, Paul Nitz who plays piano at the Lazy Wren Club, bl...

Mary And The Giant (2015) by Philip K. Dick
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The Penultimate Truth (2005)

Hay momentos que nos cambian la vida. A veces no los notamos. Tengo la suerte de tener absolutamente claro uno de ellos, creo, el más importante. Tenía nueve años y me recomendaron una película. La alquilé en Beta y (sólo, los demás se fueron por aburrimiento) la vi. Me impresionó tanto que, por ...

The Penultimate Truth (2005) by Philip K. Dick
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Eye in the Sky (2009)

Eye in the Sky is another early Philip K. Dick novel that is uneven, but uneven in a different way to his later writeitinaweekonspeed works. While it may be silly to just compare Dick's efforts to each other in lieu of considering their merits individually, I'm pretty much a neophyte when it come...

Eye in the Sky (2009) by Philip K. Dick
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Dr. Futurity (2005)

"Come può una certa società essere giudicata da un individuo creato da un’altra società?"Dottor Futuro rappresenta una prima importante svolta nell'opera di Dick, il primo tentativo di scrivere qualcosa di veramente diverso, un romanzo di più ampio respiro, che cerca di togliersi di dosso i vez...

Dr. Futurity (2005) by Philip K. Dick
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Puttering About in a Small Land (2005)

I took a look at this book in a used bookstore and before I knew it, I had finished half of it. I finished the rest of it the following night. It's a simple read, but in no way is this book simplistic. There's so much I have to say about this book, I could fill another book, or maybe two. If y...

Puttering About in a Small Land (2005) by Philip K. Dick
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A Maze of Death (1994)

In Philip K. Dick's 25th science fiction novel, "Ubik," a group of a dozen people is trapped in an increasingly bizarre world, in which objects revert to their previous forms, reality itself is suspect, and the 12 bewildered people slowly crumble to dust, murderously done in, "Ten Little Indians"...

A Maze of Death (1994) by Philip K. Dick
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Martian Time-Slip (1995)

"You must die," the dark man said. "Then you will be reborn. Do you see, child?""Yes," Manfred said. And then he fled into the blackness of the future . . . -p.0"Rains are falling from me onto your valuable persons," he called to them, the proper Bleekman greeting in the Bleeky dialect. (..) Risi...

Martian Time-Slip (1995) by Philip K. Dick
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Humpty Dumpty in Oakland (2007)

Writing in the 1950s, did Philip K. Dick really anticipate the Gregorian chant music could be popular? Yes he did.I’ve said it before, unfortunately, I will likely say it again, why, why, why was he not more popular in his own time?“You nothing but ditch water walking around on two feet.”Poetry....

Humpty Dumpty in Oakland (2007) by Philip K. Dick
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Radio Free Albemuth (1998)

“Come non pensare al normale corso dell’esistenza umana, dell’uomo lasciato a se stesso? Destinato a percorrere la sua traiettoria circolare, come una massa di materia inerte orbitante attorno a un sole morto, inutile e indifferente, sorda all’universo, cieca e fredda. Refrattaria a qualsiasi nuo...

Radio Free Albemuth (1998) by Philip K. Dick
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The Simulacra (2002)

The Simulacra is the funniest Philip K Dick book I've read to date. There were some hilarious moments, very funny scenes. That said, it was often hard to follow and somewhat convoluted. I think one major thing that contributes to this is there are so many characters to keep track of. I think I re...

The Simulacra (2002) by Philip K. Dick
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The Zap Gun (2002)

Scaldingly sarcastic yet enduringly empathetic, The Zap Gun is Dick�s remarkable novel depicting the insanity of the arms race. Lars Powderdry and Lilo Topchev are counterpart weapons fashion designers for a world divided into two factions�Wes-bloc and Peep-East. Since the Plowshare Protocols...

The Zap Gun (2002) by Philip K. Dick
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Solar Lottery (2003)

Solar Lottery was Philip K. Dick's first published novel, and a “PKD” novel it certainly is. Someone whose output was as large and as varied as Dick's is bound to have a few clunkers, and his early work (early SF anyway, I haven't read any of his “straight” novels yet) is no exception, despite co...

Solar Lottery (2003) by Philip K. Dick
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The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike (1986)

This book is arguably the best of Philip K. Dick's mainstream literary works. In my opinion, the other that is closest in quality is "Voices from the Street". Both novels present stories that flow satisfyingly from their initial concept without their plots becoming forced, a significant problem...

The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike (1986) by Philip K. Dick
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The Man Who Japed (2002)

Третья Мировая Война заставила человечество радикально изменить свое отношение к окружающему миру. Всего за считанные десятилетия Майор Штрайтер и его последователи смогли создать цивилизацию нового образца – Общество Морального Обновления, где интересы коллектива всегда доминируют над интересами...

The Man Who Japed (2002) by Philip K. Dick
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The Ganymede Takeover (1990)

When I read Henry Kuttner and C.L. Moore's 1946 novella "Chessboard Planet" some years back, the thought occurred to me that this story is a must-read for all fans of cult author Philip K. Dick. In the story, the United States is in the midst of a decades-long war with the European union and is i...

The Ganymede Takeover (1990) by Philip K. Dick
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The Broken Bubble (1988)

**SOME SPOILERS AHEAD**UGH. Worst PKD book I've read thus far and I've read a lot. It reads like it was lifted from a bad soap opera that needed one more storyline for filler, only in that context, it would have been tolerable since you'd also have 6 other storylines running parallel so you'd o...

The Broken Bubble (1988) by Philip K. Dick
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The Shifting Realities of Philip K. Dick (1996)

s/t: Selected Literary and Philosophical Writings A collection of largely unpublished or out-of-print essays, journals, speeches, and interviews on issues from the merging of physics and metaphysics to the potential influences and consequences of virtual reality by the Hugo Award-winning author o...

The Shifting Realities of Philip K. Dick (1996) by Philip K. Dick
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Voices From the Street (2007)

Stuart Hadley is a young radio electronics salesman in early 1950s Oakland, California. He has what many would consider the ideal life; a nice house, a pretty wife, a decent job with prospects for advancement, but he still feels unfulfilled; something is missing from his life. Hadley is an angry ...

Voices From the Street (2007) by Philip K. Dick
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Counter-Clock World (2002)

This is a three star book I'm giving four stars to because of its originality. Dick is an author unlike any other. He can definitely come up with some unique stuff. This isn't Dick's best book, but it's not bad. The premise is interesting. Due to the mysterious Hobart Phase, everything on Earth i...

Counter-Clock World (2002) by Philip K. Dick
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Vintage PKD (2006)

A master of science fiction, a voice of the changing counterculture, and a genuine visionary, Philip K. Dick wrote about reality, entropy, deception, and the plight of being alive in the modern world. Through his remarkable career Dick has established himself as a writer of the first order and hi...

Vintage PKD (2006) by Philip K. Dick
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In Milton Lumky Territory (2005)

So it might surprise folks that In Milton Lumky Territory, a very posthumously published piece of Philip K. Dick's literary fiction, is in many ways the strangest and most uncanny of his works I've ever read. Then again it might not; it's still Philip K. Dick, after all.What makes it uncanny is t...

In Milton Lumky Territory (2005) by Philip K. Dick
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Time Out of Joint (2002)

Time Out of Joint by Philip K. Dick THE TRUMAN SHOW meets THE MATRIX Synopsis It’s 1959. Ragle Gum lives with his sister and her family. He’s having an affair with the woman next door. He’s the champion of the newspaper contest, “Where Will the Little Green Man be Next?” Oh yeah, and he’s going s...

Time Out of Joint (2002) by Philip K. Dick
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Our Friends from Frolix 8 (2009)

В недалеком будущем человечество поделено на людей высшей и простой категорий. Успешное прохождение федерального теста может обеспечить любому успешное попадание в десятитысячную элиту, которая реально и управляет этой планетой. Понятно, что далеко не все люди согласны с подобным положением вещей...

Our Friends from Frolix 8 (2009) by Philip K. Dick
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A Handful of Darkness (1980)

NB: There are two stories fewer in this edition (13 stories) than in the Gregg Press edition (15 stories).Short story collection, comprising:Colony;Impostor;Expendable;Planet for Transients;Prominent Author;The Builder;The Impossible Planet;The Indefatigable Frog;The Turning Wheel;Progeny;Upon th...

A Handful of Darkness (1980) by Philip K. Dick
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Vulcan's Hammer (2004)

Objective, unbiased and hyper-rational, the Vulcan 3 should have been the perfect ruler. The omnipotent computer dictates policy that is in the best interests of all citizens—or at least, that is the idea. But when the machine, whose rule evolved out of chaos and war, begins to lose control of th...

Vulcan's Hammer (2004) by Philip K. Dick
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Clans of the Alphane Moon (2002)

At a large corner table in a bar in San Francisco in 1962, Philip K. Dick, Poul Anderson, Robert A. Heinlein, Theodore Sturgeon and Kurt Vonnegut sit having lunch and discussing novels. Phil: Guys, listen to this, I have an idea for a story. In the near future, a planet is populated from groups o...

Clans of the Alphane Moon (2002) by Philip K. Dick
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Republic and Empire (1987)

Humans must have govenment. If they do not have it, they will create it. But what kind? In Volume I of the Imperial Stars series best-selling author Jerry Pournelle set out to find the answer. His reluctant conclusion: that throughout history, no matter in what form they began, all governments...

Republic and Empire (1987) by Philip K. Dick
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Second Variety and Other Classic Stories (2002)

Many thousands of readers consider Philip K. Dick the greatest science fiction mind on any planet. Since his untimely death in 1982, interest in Dick's works has continued to mount and his reputation has been further enhanced by a growing body of critical attention. The Philip K. Dick Award is no...

Second Variety and Other Classic Stories (2002) by Philip K. Dick
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The Eye of the Sibyl and Other Classic Strories

And this, for the police of S.L.A., posed a special problem. The outspacers who had set up the casino had placed their massive ship directly above the tables, so that in the event of a raid the jets would destroy the tables. Efficient, officer Joseph Tinbane thought to himself morosely. With one ...

The Eye of the Sibyl and Other Classic Strories by Philip K. Dick
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The Complete Stories of Philip K. Dick Vol. 2

Crow James P. Crow "You're a nasty little – human being," the newly-formed Z Type robot shrilled peevishly.     Donnie flushed and slunk away. It was true. He was a human being, a human child. And there was nothing science could do. He was stuck with it. A human being in a rob...

The Complete Stories of Philip K. Dick Vol. 2 by Philip K. Dick
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The Short Happy Life of the Brown Oxford and Other Classic Stories

Council guards stepped quickly aside and he entered the familiar place of great whirring machines. His thin face rapt, eyes alight with emotion, Reinhart gazed intently up at the central SRB computer, studying its reading. “Straight gain for the last quarter,” observed Kaplan, the lab organizer. ...

The Short Happy Life of the Brown Oxford and Other Classic Stories by Philip K. Dick
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Gather Yourselves Together (2013)

But not too bright. And there was enough of a breeze to keep the heat down. The sky was clear of fog. It stretched out, blue and uniform, on and on. Forever. Without end.     Barbara walked aimlessly along the path, between the great towers and buildings of the Company. She wa...

Gather Yourselves Together (2013) by Philip K. Dick
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Deus Irae

As he rolled forward, Tibor exulted; he had finally begun his Pilg and it would be a success; he knew it would.     He did not especially fear cutpurses and highwaymen, partly because no one bothered with the highways … he could rationalize this fear away, telling himself that...

Deus Irae by Philip K. Dick
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The Minority Report and Other Classic Stories

A sweat-stained green card gave him permission to travel and to maintain no fixed address. A man looking for work needed to travel. He might have to go a long way. As he rode across town in the almost empty bus, Anderton studied the description of Ernest Temple. Obviously, the cards had been made...

The Minority Report and Other Classic Stories by Philip K. Dick
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Eye in the Sky (1957)

“I’ll have it radiating eroticism.” Marsha wrinkled her nose at him. “You scientists.” The stairs were dark and cold. Feeling his way with care, Hamilton descended into the gloom, one step at a time. A measure of good feeling returned to him, brought by the familiar routine of love. Soundlessly h...

Eye in the Sky (1957) by Philip K. Dick
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Dr. Futurity (1960)

Futurity /**/ TWO Beside him, the boy drove with easy confidence. Now the car had turned toward the city; the boy leaned back and released the controls. His curiosity about Parsons clearly was growing stronger. Turning his seat so that he faced Parsons, he studied him. Reaching up, he snapped on ...

Dr. Futurity (1960) by Philip K. Dick
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Paycheck (2003)

Dick Novels: Solar Lottery (1955) The World Jones Made (1956) The Man Who Japed (1956) The Cosmic Puppets (1957) Eye in the Sky (1957) Dr Futurity (1959) Time Out of Joint (1959) Vulcan’s Hammer (1960) The Man in the High Castle (1962) The Game-Players of Titan (1963) The Penultimate Truth (1964)...

Paycheck (2003) by Philip K. Dick
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Second Variety and Other Stories

She gazed at her husband in unspeakable horror. "You're -- you're hideous!" she wailed. Lester Herrick continued working, arranging heaps of notes and graphs in precise piles. "Hideous," he stated, "is a value judgment. It contains no factual information." He sent a report tape on Centauran paras...

Second Variety and Other Stories by Philip K. Dick
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Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said

Taverner,” the pol chick named Peg said to him at the wide entrance to the great gray academy building.“Thanks,” Jason said. He inhaled a deep sum of morning air, smog-infested as it was. I got out, he said to himself. They could have hung a thousand busts on me but they didn’t.A female voice, ve...

Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said by Philip K. Dick
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The Book of Philip K Dick (1973)

The familiar place of books and bright-faced youths, gaily-dressed girls giggling and studying and flirting … young people totally oblivious of the approaching war. The mass death that would leave nothing of this city but dead, drifting ash.     He hurried from the library, co...

The Book of Philip K Dick (1973) by Philip K. Dick

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