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The Crack in Space (1966)
Introduction The Crack in Space was first published by Philip K. Dick in 1966 with the help of Ace Books. It is about an overpopulated Earth facing a jobs crisis. Millions are left without work or hope of work and … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Bureaucracy, Humanism, Philip K. Dick, Philosophy, Posthumanism, Sexuality, Space Exploration, Supernatural Abilities, Technology, Time Travel, Transhumanism, Urban Issues, Work
Tagged inequality, parallel worlds, peking man, philip k dick, politics, post-scarcity, posthumanism, terraforming, the crack in space, transhumanism
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The Little Black Box
Story Background “The Little Black Box was originally published in Worlds of Tomorrow in August 1964. It can now be found in The Eye of the Sibyl and Other Classic Stories by Philip K. Dick on pp. 19–39. Plot Summary … Continue reading
Posted in Bureaucracy, Cold War, Humanism, Knowledge, Philip K. Dick, Philosophy, Religion, Technology
Tagged buddhism, communism, empathy, philip k dick, politics, religion, the little black box
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What’ll We Do With Ragland Park
Story Background “What’ll We Do With Ragland Park” was originally published in Amazing in November 1963. It can now be found in Minority Report and Other Classic Stories by Philip K. Dick on pp. 339–357. Plot Summary Sebastian Hada is … Continue reading
What the Dead Men Say
Story Background “What the Dead Men Say” was originally published in Worlds of Tomorrow in June 1964. It can now be found in Minority Report and Other Classic Stories by Philip K. Dick on pp. 245–288. Plot Summary Part One … Continue reading
Novelty Act
Story Background “Novelty Act” was originally published in Fantastic in February 1964. It can now be found in Minority Report and Other Classic Stories by Philip K. Dick on pp. 191–216. Plot Summary The community of Abraham Lincoln communal apartment … Continue reading
Posted in Alien Life, Consumerism, Family, Philip K. Dick, Politics, Power, Space Exploration, Technology
Tagged celebratocracy, communal living, freedom, novelty act, philip k dick, politics, popular culture
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The Chromium Fence
Story Background “The Chromium Fence” was originally published in Imagination in July 1955. It can now be found in Second Variety and Other Classic Stories by Philip K. Dick on pp. 291–303. Plot Summary Don Walsh is reading the newspaper … Continue reading