A Maze of Death, (Paperback)

from bibleblaster

Philip Dick's version of "Lost," only in Dick's world, there are no heroes (even tragic ones), just imperfectly-drawn, bumbling, confused, hurting people who are trying to make some sense out of what is going on (namely: life, virtual or otherwise). Dick is not the greatest writer, but captivatin...

from Randulf

One of PKD's better works and a good starter for anyone looking to get into his works. The science fiction elements are clever,without dominating what is really a very well thought out look at our relationship with God and as always with PKD's books, it delves into the idea that the reality we ex...

from angharad_reads

This is one of the hackier works, which always raise the question: Why do I keep reading Dick? Maybe I should stick to the famous novels which have excitingly flashy TV and drug plot elements. It's hard to predict, though, which will be stupid. Here, for example, I know it's exactly the sort of e...

from Michael.Rimmer

As usual, PKD plays with his characters', and his readers', perceptions of reality. Written from the points-of-view from several characters, neither they nor we are really sure which, if any of them, is experiencing what is actually happening.A group of strangers dissatisfied with their former li...

from theboylatham

6/10.A disparate group of misfits are sent to colonise a new planet but soon deaths in the group breed suspicion and all is not as it seems.