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Philip K. Dick Novels

Discussion in 'Booktalk' started by BossBandor, Oct 17, 2003.

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    [​IMG] Greetings Populous of the board!

    I'm an old member of this board and haven't been communicating in quite a long time. So just to kill time:

    Who here reads or had read a Philip K. Dick novel? The man behind alternate future films (or sci-fi), such as Blade Runner or Minority Report? I just finished reading a Scanner Darkly, and it is one of the wierdest books written by him so far. I like the way he just...i don't know makes you think deep about stuff. Well I could always be wrong. hehehe...
     
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    One of my favorite writers... Dick is awesome. I especially like his short stories. 'Faith of our forefathers' is a really deep and dark writing. And it does confuse you. The best thing is about Dick that his writings can ruin your world. He's a very confusing writer. For that, I like him very much. ;)
     
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    yeah i agree, he is confusing after that last book i was like "what the f**k!" what is going on and you always laugh at the ending
     
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    Yeah. Scanner Darkly.
    I liked the scene in which they are making up a way to smuggle a lot of afghan hashish through Canadian border...
    Die, Eskimo scums! (or how was it, I read it in czech)
    (And we fought it only with bone javelins and defeated it!)

    That was perfect.
     
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    I have read a few.... I think the one called Eight FIngers of God (or somesuch, read a translation) was quite god.
     
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