The Early Work of Philip K. Dick Volume 2: Breakfast at Twilight and Other Stories

Edited and selected by Crawdaddy!-founder and scholar Paul Williams, The Early Stories of Philip K. Dick, Volume One and Volume Two encompasses a total of thirty-five stories from the early years of Philip K. Dick. With extensive story notes by Williams, introductions by some of the most respected authors in the field, and packaged to belong on any shelf, The Early Stories of Philip K. Dick promises an early peek into the many worlds created by one of the acclaimed masters of science fiction and fantasy.

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Contents:

* Introduction

* Breakfast at Twilight

* Survey Team

* The Hanging Stranger

* The Eyes Have It

* The Turning Wheel

* The Last of the Masters

* Strange Eden

* Tony and the Beetles

* Exhibit Piece

* The Crawlers

* Sales Pitch

* Upon the Dull Earth

* A World of Talent

* Story Notes

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 288 pages

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