The Penultimate Truth (1964)
The Penultimate Truth contains elements of the stories "The Defenders and "The Mold of Yancy". It is a story about fake war images and speeches of a simulacrum president broadcast to the masses living underground in fear while the elite have the world to themselves. Who could write better about this than Philip K. Dick?
New: Foreign editions of Philip K. Dick books.
American Editions
- Belmont 1964, 174 pages, 50c, paperback
- Leisure 1975, 174 pages, 95c, paperback
- Dell 1980, 238 pages, $1.95, paperback
- Bluejay 1984, 201 pages, $5.95, trade paperback
- Carroll & Graf 1989, 220 pages, $3.95, paperback
- Vintage 2004, 208 pages, $12, trade paperback
- Mariner 2012, 256 pages, $13.95, trade paperback
British Editions
- Cape 1967, 254 pages, hard cover
- Penguin 1970, 221 pages, paperback
- Panther 1978, 207 pages, 95p, paperback
- Panther 1984, 207 pages, paperback (same cover by Peter Goodfellow as the 1978 edition)
- Triad Grafton 1987, 240 pages, £2.50, paperback
- Grafton 1992, 224 pages, £4.99, paperback
- Voyager 1998, trade paperback
- Gollancz 2005, 208 pages, £6.99, trade paperback
- Gollancz 2013, 208 pages, £8.99, trade paperback
Cover Gallery
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Belmont, 1964 |
Cape, 1967 |
Penguin, 1970 |
Leisure, 1975 |
Panther, 1978 |
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Dell, 1980 |
Bluejay, 1984 |
Triad Grafton, 1987 |
Carroll and Graf, 1989 |
Grafton, 1992 |
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Voyager, 1998 |
Vintage, 2004 |
Gollancz, 2005 |
Mariner, 2012 |
Gollancz, 2013 |
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