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Welcome to the Philip K. Dick Bookshelf - A Philip K. Dick Bibliography
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| July 20 | From the Blogcritics.org - Book Review: Philip K. Dick - Five Novels of the 1960s and '70s by Philip K. Dick. "We who read science fiction," Philip K. Dick wrote in 1981, a year before his death, "read it because we love to experience this chain-reaction of ideas ...read more
From Comic Book Resources - Lethem Exits the Unknown with “Omega". "It still doesn’t have a title, but I can tell you, it’s set on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, it’s strongly influenced by Saul Bellow, Philip K. Dick, ...read more |
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| July, 10 | From Io9: Why Richard Nixon Should be Your Dystopian PresidentHe Battled Philip K. Dick
In 1974, the entity VALIS, which might be God, told writer Philip K. Dick that Nixon was the leader of an oppressive empire comprised of three great superpowers. Since then, Dick and Nixon have warred across the universes, from Dick’s own Radio Free Albemuth to Paul McAuley’s “The Two Dicks,” with Nixon suppressing subversive literature as fast as Dick can compose it. Dick finally dies at the beginning of Michael Bishop’s Philip K. Dick is Dead, Alas, but his ghost takes on the task of bringing down Nixon’s fascist rendition of America. |
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| June 23 | From the Blogcritics Magazine: Book Review of Solar Lottery | |||
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Warning: Most of the signed PKD books sold on ebay are fake.
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| July 2008 |
     A number of new British editions:
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Seen on Amazon: This is NOT the original Philip K. Dick novel.
It is re-written by Andy Hopkins (Editor) wand Joc Potter (Editor), based on the original novel by Philip K. Dick. Oxford University Press (December 6, 2007) 
Coming in August,
Ubik, the Screenplay (Subterranean Press August 15, 2008, 150 pages) A screenplay for Ubik, written by Philip K. Dick himself. This book has been out of print for more than 20 years!  |
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| April/May 2008 |
 
The Early Work of Philip K. Dick (Paul William Editor)
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (Easton Press, March 2008)
Twenty years after publishing the Man in the High Castle, Easton Press publishes a beautiful leather bound edition of DADES |
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Five Novels of the Sixties and 70's, edited by Jonathan Lethem. Contains:
Hardcover: 1000 pages Available for preorder at Amazon.com 
The Man in the High Castle (Gollancz 2008)
Paperback: 256 pages |
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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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