Dick, Philip K

A dead man sends haunting warnings back from the grave, and Joe Chip must solve these mysteries to determine his own real or surreal existence.

A police officer assigned to capture an elusive drug dealer does not realize that the man he is chasing is really himself--a situation brought about by the drug's capability of producing split personalities in its users.

The world enters the Hobart Phase where time begins to move in reverse and the dead come back to life--including the notorious Anarch Peak, a charismatic religious leader whose followers flourished long after his demise.

Allen Purcell, who is offered a high-profile job as guardian of public ethics, is the only person with the power to transform society when miniature robots begin monitoring the behavior of the people in New York after a nuclear holocaust.

A collection of science fiction short stories and medium-length fiction by Philip K. Dick.

Collects the first four issues of the comic "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" and includes essays discussing the life and work of artist Philip K. Dick.

A collection of twenty-one science fiction stories that span the career of writer Philip Dick.

An alternative history in which Germany and Japan jointly occupy the defeated United States twenty years after World War II.

In January 2021, years after World War Terminus has destroyed the planet, Rick Deckard, a cop, remains on the Earth pursuing his vocation of hunting down and killing rogue androids.