Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said

This was first Philip K. Dick textual experience. As I can't yet compare it to his other work, I'll say that I was definitely satisfied with the flow of the story and especially with how he documents the thinking of Jason Taverner and the paranoia of both him and Buckman. The conclusion was explained in much detail, maybe a little too explained. After such a strange story, I kind of...more

This was first Philip K. Dick textual experience. As I can't yet compare it to his other work, I'll say that I was definitely satisfied with the flow of the story and especially with how he documents the thinking of Jason Taverner and the paranoia of both him and Buckman. The conclusion was explained in much detail, maybe a little too explained. After such a strange story, I kind of wanted some ambiguity to hang over me, but overall, such a page-turner and I look forward to reading more of his work.   hide

Excellent

This book by one of my all-time favorite artists has him endulging himself in 2 of his major themes at once: drug-inducted reality shifts and the struggle by the main character to find his place in a world that's decaying around him. Furthermore I believe there's an andriod/replicant/robot story hidden underneath the surface of shear paranoia...

Classic P.K. Dick. Very good story, keeps you interested right till the end. Probably not his best, but very good nonetheless.