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The Penultimate Truth - Philip K. Dick

 
Description: ISBN 0575074817 / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Author: Philip K. Dick / Edition: New Ed / Paperback / 320 Pages / Book is published ... more
The Penultimate Truth - Philip K. Dick ... 2005-02-10 by Gollancz

Newest Review: ... book incredibly hard to read, not that I can't read or anything - its just the prose was so difficult to get into and ... more

 ... understand. The book had a lot of 'new' words in it that Dick had made up to describe certain elements or objects. It took almost fifty pages in for him to actually tell the reader what they were! I found the characters also incredibly hard to understand. The plot lines were so deep and complex it was hard to keep track of a myriad of different plot lines and character developments I totally lost faith in the book about halfway through. Although the novel is only 191 pages long it took me almost a month to read it, usually I...more

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Above ground World War III is still going on, or so the people living in underground bunkers below the Earth's surface believe. For the best part of fifteen years, people have been fed lies by the government to keep them below. Now one man ventures to the surface to find that not all is what it seems. That premise sounds fantastic, doesn't it? And in the hands of arguably the greatest ever science fiction writer, the man behind Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? - it must be amazing. In reality I found this book incredibly hard to read, not that I can't read or anything - its just the prose was so difficult to get into and understand. The book had ...  Read the complete review

 

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