Philip K. Dick
Philip Kindred Dick
(1928-1982)
Other Dick stuff on net:
2019: Off-World (Blade Runner Page)
philipKdick.com
Philip K. Dick - Introduction
Bio:
Born in Chicago on the 16th of Dec.
Died on the second of March of a stroke. Several of his works have been
adapted into high-profile
films
Awards: Hugo
Bibliography:
- Clans of the Alphane Moon
- May 2002, Vinatge Books Trade Paperback
ISBN:0-375-71928-8
Amazon.com
- The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick
- Vols 1-5
- Confessions of a Crap Artist
- 1975
- Basis for the french film Confessions d'un Barjo
- The Cosmic Puppets
- 1957, Ace
- Deus Irae
- with Roger Zelazny
- Divine Invasion
- July 1991, Vintage Books Trade Paperback ISBN:0-679-73445-7
Amazon.com
- Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
- It is 2021 in the bleak post-nuclear zone of Northern California, where Rick
Deckard is the bounty hunter assigned to hunt down and "retire" an escaped
group of Nexus 6's -- the most fearsome androids ever created,"replicants"
virtually indistinguishable from human beings. But Deckard finds himself
hunted by the rogue androids, and dangerously entangled with their prototype,
the seductive Rachel Rosen.
- Deckard must redraw the fine line between man and machine as he struggles to
stay alive in this nightmarish visionof the future.
- Basis for the film
Blade Runner.
- 1968, Doubleday
- June 1996, Del Rey Trade Paperback ISBN:0-345-40447-5
Amazon.com
-
Time Warner AudioBook ISBN:1-57042-052-1
- Study Guide
- Dr. Bloodmoney
- May 2002, Vintage Books Trade Paperback ISBN:0-375-71929-6
Amazon.com
- Dr. Futurity
- 1960, Ace
- Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said
- 1974, DAW
- Galactic Pot-Healer
- June 1994, Vintage Books Trade Paperback Reprint Edition
ISBN:0-679-75297-8
Amazon.com
- The Game-Players of Titan
- July 1992, Vintage Books Trade Paperback Reissue Edition
ISBN:0-679-74065-1
Amazon.com
- The Ganymede Takeover
- with Ray Nelson
- 1967, Ace
- Gather Yourselves Together
- 1994, WCS Books
- The Golden Man
- 1980, short story collection
- The Man In The High Castle
- 1963 Hugo
- The Man Who Japed
- Martian Time-Slip
- Classic SF paranoia novel.
- 1964, Ballantine
- 1995, Random House/Vintage trade paperback, ISBN:0-679-76167-5
cover by Heidi North.
Amazon.com
- A Maze of Death
- June 1994, Vinatge Books Trade Paperback Reprint Edition
ISBN:0-679-75298-6
Amazon.com
- Minority Report
- May 2002, Pantheon Books Hardcover ISBN:0-375-42187-4
Amazon.com
- Now Wait for Last Year
- July 1993, Vintage Books Trade Paperback Reissue Edition ISBN:0-679-74220-4
Amazon.com
- May 2002, Vintage Books Trade Paperback ISBN:0-375-71929-6
Amazon.com
- Puttering About in a Small Land
- 1985, Academy Chicago Publ.
- Robots, Androids, and Mechanical Oddities
- 1984(?), Ed. Warrick & Greenberg
- A Scanner Darkly
- The Simulacra
- The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch
- The Transmigration of Timothy Archer
- July 1991, Vintage Books Trade Paperback Reissue Edition
ISBN:0-679-73444-9
Amazon.com
- The Turning Wheel and Other Stories
- 1969
- Ubik
- December 1991, Vintage Books Trade Paperback ISBN:0-679-73664-6
Amazon.com
- The Variable Man
- 1957, short story collection.
- We Can Build You
- June 1994, Vintage Books Trade Paperback Reprint
Edition ISBN:0-679-75296-X
Amazon.com
- The World Jones Made
- Floyed J. Jones, a man who can see the future, a man of great
power, and a man that holds the survival of the world in his
hands.
- (c) 1956 by A.A. Wyn Inc.
- 1988, Bart Books ISBN:1-55785-012-7
- July 1993, Vintage Books Trade Paperback Reissue Edition
ISBN:0-679-74219-0
Amazon.com
- The Zap Gun
- August 1978, Dell ISBN:0-440-19907-7
- (c) 1965 by Galaxy Publishing Corporation
- The 21st Century super-states. Wes-bloc and Peep-East,
kept an uneasy balance of power with a bizarre arms
race - each producing a flood of terror weapons then
promptly "plowsharing" them into consumer goods.
- Lars Powderdry, Wes-bloc's weapons fashion expert,
and his Peep-East counterpart, Lilo Topchev, were their
nations' most jealously guarded assets. Only they could
produce designs for such fiendish devices as the Evolution
Gun from their mediumistic trances. The theory was that
they had somehow tapped the concepts of another dimension.
- The truth was a lot odder that that - as they
discovered when alien satellites ringer Earth and began
deleting cities ...
- "The Builder"
- 1967 Amazing
- "The Eyes Have It"
- 1953, Science Fiction Stories 1
- "Frozen Journey"
- December 1980 Playboy aka
I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon
- "The Gun
- Sept. 1952 Planet Stories
- "If There Were No Benny Cemoli"
- "Rautavaara's Case"
- October 1980 Omni
- "Recall Mechanism"
- July 1959 Worlds of If
- "Roog"
- 1952, F&SF
- reprinted in The Book of Philip K. Dick and
The Preserving Machine and Other Stories
- Notes
- "Second Variety"
- Basis for the movie
Screamers
- "We Can Remember It For You Wholesale"
- Basis for the film Total Recall
- "What'll We Do With Ragland Park"
- November 1963 Amazing
Related Works:
- Philip K. Dick is Dead, Alas
- by Michael Bishop
- Tribute novel
Alpha Ralpha Boulevard -
The Gebiet
What's New? -
Glossary