DR. BLOODMONEY
One of the late Philip K. Dick’s greatest novels, involving nuclear war, mutants and a disc jockey in space
One of the late Philip K. Dick’s greatest novels, involving nuclear war, mutants and a disc jockey in space
Further proof that Hollywood is incapable of doing justice to the work of Philip K. Dick
About the film adaptations of Philip K. Dick, arguably the least understood SF writer of our time
A Philip K. Dick adaptation from 1995 that, contrary to what you might have heard, isn’t all bad
The basis for BLADE RUNNER (1982), and one of Dick’s most famous novels
Disorienting is the word for this very Phil Dickian excercise in reality displacement
A 1970s era Philip K. Dick wannabe, and one of the better examples
In science fiction terms this book marked a true dream collaboration, it being the first and only novel by Philip K. Dick and Roger Zelazny
If you’re a fan of literary science fiction this book is absolutely essential reading
A veritable master class in psycho-horror that holds up beautifully