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Price: $50.00
Publisher: London, Severn House: 1988
Edition: [First British Hardcover}
Seller ID: 823
Dick's 3rd novel from his SF Decade where he must've been writing 'round the clock! Phil dedicated this book to Robert Heinlein - "To Robert & Ginny Heinlein, whose kindness to us meant more than ordinary words can answer." Phil was so broke, he and his wife were eating dog food - horsemeat; Heinlein somehow found out and sent him $100 and never asked to be repaid. "Say what you want about Robert Heinlein, but he was a hero to me" - Philip K. Dick in conversation. View more info
Price: $50.00
Publisher: Wallington, UK, Severn House: 1989
Edition: [First British Hardcover}
Seller ID: 828
An SF novel from the middle his most productive decade - the 1960's. In typical Dick fashion, middle to lower middle class worker discovers a paralell universe. Blue collar workers were often heroes in his fictions; he always identified with the common man. The paper lightly toned - an unavoidable annoyance of these cheap British editions. View more info
By: (DICK, Philip K.) Edited by Patricia S. Warrick & Martin H. Greenberg
Price: $125.00
Publisher: Carbondale & Edwardsville, Southern Illinois University Press: 1984
Edition: [First edition]
Seller ID: 831
A collection of fifteen, PKD short stories devoted to the question he posed often: What is human? What is machine? What is the difference? It's an interesting selection covering Dick's creative career - 1952 to 1980, to see how the themes continued to interest him throughout his life, and how his views evolved. An unread copy in d.j., still shrinkwrapped. View more info
By: (PHILIP K. DICK) SUTIN, Lawrence
Price: $35.00
Publisher: New York, Harmony Books: 1989
Edition: First
Seller ID: 163
The first biography of a great writer, a very complex man, and an emotionally unstable personality—and I do not mean that in a negative way—because I knew him, and I was very fond of him— but only as an honest observer. Illustrated with black and white photographs. A little rubbing to d.j., else a fine unread copy. View more info
By: DICK, PHILIP K.
Price: $50.00
Publisher: Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday: 1985
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 735
Collection contains ten previousy uncollected stories and his previously unpublished essay, "How to Build a Universe That Doesn't Fall Apart Two Days Later," the highlight of the book for me. A fine unread copy in d.j. View more info
By: DICK, PHILIP K.
Price: $50.00
Publisher: London, Gollancz: 1986
Edition: [First edition]
Seller ID: 739
Written in 1960 while the author was trying to break into the mainstream book market to earn more money, "HDIO" was not published until four years after his death. This is the first edition. A very fine unread copy in d.j. View more info
By: DICK, PHILIP K.
Price: $40.00
Publisher: London, Gollancz: 1985
Edition: First Edition.
Seller ID: 740
To my knowledge, the only juvenile written by PKD. The illustrations are whimsical and perfectly suit the text. A fine unread copy in d.j. View more info
By: DICK, Philip K.
Price: $65.00
Publisher: London, Victor Gollancz: 1984
Edition: [First edition]
Seller ID: 824
The first complete presentation of the novel - "The Unteleported Man." Adding over one hundred pages. A fine unread copy in d.j. View more info
By: DICK, PHILIP K.
Price: $50.00
Publisher: Chicago, Chicago Academy Publishers: 1985
Edition: [First edition]
Seller ID: 825
Unearthed from the cache of manuscripts PKD had deposited at in Special Collections at the Fullerton University library, PAIASL is considered one of his best mainstream novels although after it's original completion Scott Meredith Agency had little enthusiasm - "Usual serious Dick novel, less murky than others but overlong, confused… is basically ironic comedy, but overwritten, distasteful." The late Paul Williams was more accurate with his appraisal - 'Publication of "PAIASL" may well provide the springboard for a reappraisal and discovery of PKD as an important American novelist by the Lit... View more info
By: DICK, Philip K.
Price: $50.00
Publisher: London, Victor Gollancz: 1989
Edition: [First British edition]
Seller ID: 827
One of a number of mainstream novels (although truthfully, his mainstream is so quirky it reads like SF!) composed in the mid '50's when Phil was living in the Bay area, popping pills, writing all night, trying to crash the mainstream fiction market . Dick always wanted to break into mainstream to reach a larger audience. Handsome edition here in the British first edition. Published after his death. Fine unread copy in d.j. View more info
By: DICK, PHILIP K.
Price: $30.00
Publisher: New York, Arbor House: 1985
Edition: [First edition]
Seller ID: 829
The author's last SF novel, a continuation of his VALIS theme which dominated, obsessed, possessed and eventually consumed his last years. A trace of rubbing, else fine in d.j. No remainder mark. View more info
By: DICK, PHILIP K.
Price: $75.00
Publisher: Willimantic, CT., Mark V. Ziesing: 1984
Edition: First edition
Seller ID: 832
The eleventh of PKD's mainstream novels—yeah, I know, who knew he wrote so many! —"Out of all my mainstream novels, my one gem: The Man Whose Teeth Were exactly Alike, is economically written, rather tender and yet in places funny . . . it reads like a fusion of Nathaniel West and F. Scott Fitzgerald. . . it has unexpected and really quite extraordinary consequences." from the author's notes on rereading his unpublished novels. A few snags in rear of d.j., else a fine copy in d.j. View more info
By: DICK, Philip K.
Price: $60.00
Publisher: London, Severn House: 1986
Edition: [First British Hardcover}
Seller ID: 835
Originally entitled - A GLASS OF DARKNESS - for it's magazine publication, it was re-written by PKD under the title, THE COSMIC PUPPETS - ;" It is slight compared with [my] others, but again I personally like it; its pure fantasy, which as you know has always been my favorite" - PKD. Nice unread copy in d.j. View more info
By: DICK, Philip K.
Price: $150.00
Publisher: Boston, Gregg Press,: 1979
Edition: [First hardcover edition]
Seller ID: 837
One of the handsome Gregg Press editions of PKD's work; new introduction by Sandra Meisel. As new unread copy. Issued w/o d.j. View more info
By: DICK, Philip K.
Price: $150.00
Publisher: Boston, Gregg Press,: 1979
Edition: [First hardcover edition]
Seller ID: 838
Another of the handsome Gregg Press editions of PKD's work; new introduction by Glenn Chang. As new unread copy. Issued w/o d.j. View more info
By: DICK, Philip K.
Price: $30.00
Publisher: New York, Timescape: 1982
Seller ID: 839
Published just shortly after PKD's death, this is the 3rd volume of what he considered his VALIS TRILOGY; Bishop Timothy Archer was modeled after Dick's friend, Bishop James Pike who had many of the same doubts, views and explorations of religion and philosophy as PKD had. Remaindered almost immediately after publication, this copy HAS the remainder stamp of the Simon & Schuster, marching man. Some rubbing to jacket else a fine copy in artist, Richard Powers', d.j. View more info
By: DICK, PHILIP K.
Price: $30.00
Publisher: N.Y., Timescape: 1981
Edition: [First edition]
Seller ID: 840
The author's last published book during his lifetime; the 2nd book in his loosely connected "Valis Trilogy" that included, VALIS, THE DIVINE INVASION, and THE TRANSMIGRATION OF TIMOTHY ARCHER. DIVINE INVASION was remaindered shortly after the author's death and few copies escaped the Simon & Schuster stamp across the bottom of the pages: This copy bears the remainder mark and some rubbing to d.j.,else a nice tigh, fresh copy. View more info
By: DICK, PHILIP K. (Tim Powers)
Price: $85.00
Publisher: Minneapolis, Corroboree Press: 1985
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 833
One of the few screenplays PKD wrote based upon perhaps his most bizarre novel—UBIK—an interesting takeoff on the Dead who are not Dead. PKD's version of the Zombie theme. It's a faster read in screenplay form, differing slightly from the novel and the book is illustrated with tip-in color illustrations of the UBIK spraycan. This copy is SIGNED by Tim Powers, friend to PKD who wrote the introduction. Nice production. Fine in d.j. [1250 copies produced, only] View more info
By: DICK, Philip K./Zelazny, Roger
Price: $95.00
Publisher: Garden City, Doubleday: 1976
Edition: First edition
Seller ID: 836
A novel that Phil Dick just ran out of inspiration on and turned it over to Roger Zelazny—a writer he greatly admired—to help him complete. Phil was quite pleased with the results. A fine unread copy in lightly rubbed d.j. No remainder flecking. View more info
By: SQUIRES, Roy
Price: $45.00 $30.00
Publisher: Glendale, Calif., Roy A. Squires: 1986
Edition: First
Seller ID: 150
Much notable material including 28 SIGNED paperbacks by PKD, A SCANNER DARKLY manuscript, and other notable materials. HPL's rarest publication—THE MATERIALIST TODAY—at that time the only known copy, was offered for $17,500. There has since—I believe—one other copy verified and one unverified copy in existence. A fine copy in stiff-paper covers. View more info
