Only Apparently Real

by Paul Williams

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This insightful portrait explores the life, work, and visionary imagination of Philip K. Dick, one of science fiction’s most influential and enigmatic writers. It examines the experiences, ideas, and recurring concerns that shaped his fiction, from unstable realities and altered consciousness to questions of identity, technology, faith, and human freedom. Blending biography with literary interpretation, the book offers an accessible guide to the themes and personal preoccupations behind Dick’s extraordinary body of work. It is an essential introduction for longtime readers and newcomers seeking to understand the mind behind his unsettling, prescient worlds.

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Entwhistle Books

Published Jan 1, 1999

196 pages

ISBN: 9780934558310

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First Published

1986

Language

eng

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