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Welcome to the Philip K. Dick Bookshelf - A Philip K. Dick Bibliography
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We live in a Dickian world:
A Religion for the fans of PKD: The Hot Tub Mystery Religion ...recommended reading list for the faithful: a collection of Tantric exercises, a text on Sufism, one of Philip K. Dick's Gnostic science fiction stories. |
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| Apr. 10 | Many years after it was first announced, the word is out that Disney will produce an animated movie based on the short story the King of the Elves. Below are some of the books that contain this short story first published in 1953 in Beyond Fantasy Fiction. | |||
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| April 2008 |
The Man in the High Castle (Gollancz 2008)
Paperback: 256 pages  
The Early Work of Philip K. Dick (Paul William Editor)
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The Patchin Review, October-December 1982. Contains a Philip K. Dick interview.
Five Novels of the Sixties and 70's, edited by Jonathan Lethem. Contains:
Hardcover: 1000 pages Available for preorder at Amazon.com |
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| January 2008 |
In THE NOVELS OF PHILIP K. DICK, Kim Stanley Robinson states that "IN MILTON LUMKY TERRITORY. . . is probably the best of Dick's realist novels aside from CONFESSION OF A CRAP ARTIST," and goes on to characterize it as a "bitter indictment of the effects of capitalism." Dick, on the other hand, in his foreword, says "This is actually a very funny book, and a good one, too." The story takes place in Boise, Idaho, with some extraordinary long-distance driving sequences in which our hero (young Bruce Stevens) drives from Boise to San Francisco, to Reno, to Pacatello to Seatle and back to Boise in search of a good deal on some wholesale typewriters. He falls under the spell of an anractive older woman (who used to be his school teacher) and Milton Lumky, a middle-aged paper salesman whose territory is the Northwest. And then Bruce and the others slowly sink into the whirlpool of Bruce's immature personal obsessions and misperceptions. A compassionate and ironic portrayal of three characters enmeshing in a sticky web of everyday events, in a tension between love and monney, with a basic failure to communicate, IN MILTON LUMKY TERRITORY stands out among Dick's early works.
Coming in April 2008 from Tor Books: In Milton Lumky Territory
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A trade paperback edition of "Voices From the Street" is available (Tor, Nov 2007).
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Also recently published by Tor "Humpty Dumpty in Oakland"
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Blade Runner (Del Rey 2007)
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The printing of "The Selected Letters" Volume 6 has been postponed indefinitively. You will be able to buy it directly from this website as soon as it is available. Please check back later. Contact me if you want to reserve your copy or if you want to be informed when it comes out. |
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