Philip K. Dick books catalogue

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American SF writer known for writing the stories on which the films 'Blade Runner' and 'Minority Report' are based. More

Philip Kindred Dick was a writer mainly concerned with writing Science Fiction. In addition to SciFi, he also wrote a number of 'mainstream' books that (except Confessions of a Crap Artist) were only published after his death. In addition to his books, a number of letters, philosophical texts and the 'exegesis' (his description of his hallucinations and impressions about events in 1974 and further processed in Valis) have been published.
Monopolistic corporations, consciousness, drug use, paranoia, transcendental events and what-is-reality are recurring themes in his works.
There are also more than ten movie adaptations.
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Hugo Award - 'The Man in the High Castle'
Campbell Memorial Award - 'Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said'
British SF Award - 'A Scanner Darkly'

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