DickKoepfigSammeln
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Über das Sammeln von Büchern und anderem Papier von und über Leben und Werk des amerikanischen Science Fiction Schriftstellers Philip K. Dick
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Bin dabei!
November 14, 2025 at 1:48 PM
Bin dabei!
Die seltsame Welt des Mr. Jones ist wohl nicht Dicks grösster Roman, verfolgt aber ein sehr interessant-aktuelles Thema, die Verführung des Massen durch einen An-führer.
Auf deutsch findet man den Roman in Die Welten des Philip K. Dick von Bastei Lübbe 1985/96 und solo zuletzt bei Goldmann 1975(!)
Auf deutsch findet man den Roman in Die Welten des Philip K. Dick von Bastei Lübbe 1985/96 und solo zuletzt bei Goldmann 1975(!)
November 1, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Die seltsame Welt des Mr. Jones ist wohl nicht Dicks grösster Roman, verfolgt aber ein sehr interessant-aktuelles Thema, die Verführung des Massen durch einen An-führer.
Auf deutsch findet man den Roman in Die Welten des Philip K. Dick von Bastei Lübbe 1985/96 und solo zuletzt bei Goldmann 1975(!)
Auf deutsch findet man den Roman in Die Welten des Philip K. Dick von Bastei Lübbe 1985/96 und solo zuletzt bei Goldmann 1975(!)
There was talk about making it into a movie, a couple of years ago. It certainly got a movie in it, just think of them drones (we already had them in Minority Report, still).
October 15, 2025 at 9:05 PM
There was talk about making it into a movie, a couple of years ago. It certainly got a movie in it, just think of them drones (we already had them in Minority Report, still).
You may want to read about (the admittedly loose) connection between PKD and Krautrock:
totaldickhead.blogspot.com/2025/06/ashr...
totaldickhead.blogspot.com/2025/06/ashr...
Ashra and Cluster were at Metz with Phil Dick in 1977!
Every Dick-Head worth his salt knows the story of Philip K. Dick's trip to Metz, France in 1977. You've probably even seen the video of PKD'...
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October 4, 2025 at 3:09 PM
You may want to read about (the admittedly loose) connection between PKD and Krautrock:
totaldickhead.blogspot.com/2025/06/ashr...
totaldickhead.blogspot.com/2025/06/ashr...
Certainly one of his best.
And I also like this red-ish cover (by Chris Moore, as almost all of the Gollancz) rather than the later all-blue (all/many later editions of the Masterworks have this very boring monochrome look).
And I also like this red-ish cover (by Chris Moore, as almost all of the Gollancz) rather than the later all-blue (all/many later editions of the Masterworks have this very boring monochrome look).
October 4, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Certainly one of his best.
And I also like this red-ish cover (by Chris Moore, as almost all of the Gollancz) rather than the later all-blue (all/many later editions of the Masterworks have this very boring monochrome look).
And I also like this red-ish cover (by Chris Moore, as almost all of the Gollancz) rather than the later all-blue (all/many later editions of the Masterworks have this very boring monochrome look).
"Der heimliche Rebell" - German translation of "The Man Who Japed". Only one German edition.
Not his greatest from a literary perspective, but worth reading (they all are!). PKD said back then: "the topic is not American culture but the society ... in Mainland China".
Not his greatest from a literary perspective, but worth reading (they all are!). PKD said back then: "the topic is not American culture but the society ... in Mainland China".
September 14, 2025 at 10:07 AM
"Der heimliche Rebell" - German translation of "The Man Who Japed". Only one German edition.
Not his greatest from a literary perspective, but worth reading (they all are!). PKD said back then: "the topic is not American culture but the society ... in Mainland China".
Not his greatest from a literary perspective, but worth reading (they all are!). PKD said back then: "the topic is not American culture but the society ... in Mainland China".