Thank you for including my novel. I think you should add the famous short story collection: “Welcome to Reality: the Nightmares of Philip K. Dick” edited by Uwe Anton. I’m sure they are other less obvious candidates… let me ponder. Thanks again, MRfisher!
Jami- I consider “Welcome to Reality: the Nightmares of Philip K. Dick” out of print so I won’t be adding it. There were some really tough calls on these lists like “Gather Yourselves Together” which is currently out of print but will be again next year.
In addition to in print books there are also used books for sale and a surprising number of books available through libraries either in hard copy or as ebook downloads. The older and odder/obscure stuff may be more available through Inter-Library Loan or library eBooks than as used books. I’ve used ILL to get books from favorite authors (including PKD) that have been out of print for 40 and more years and likely will never be in print again. You don’t get to keep them but you get to read them and that’s a long shot better than not reading them at all!
Thank you for including my novel. I think you should add the famous short story collection: “Welcome to Reality: the Nightmares of Philip K. Dick” edited by Uwe Anton. I’m sure they are other less obvious candidates… let me ponder. Thanks again, MRfisher!
Here’s one (by me): http://www.theamericanbookofthedead.com/about/
Jami- I consider “Welcome to Reality: the Nightmares of Philip K. Dick” out of print so I won’t be adding it. There were some really tough calls on these lists like “Gather Yourselves Together” which is currently out of print but will be again next year.
In addition to in print books there are also used books for sale and a surprising number of books available through libraries either in hard copy or as ebook downloads. The older and odder/obscure stuff may be more available through Inter-Library Loan or library eBooks than as used books. I’ve used ILL to get books from favorite authors (including PKD) that have been out of print for 40 and more years and likely will never be in print again. You don’t get to keep them but you get to read them and that’s a long shot better than not reading them at all!
Here’s mine, inspired not in story, but in the everlasting battle against reality conformity
https://www.amazon.co.uk/City-Million-Dots-Pete-Maguire/dp/1849145202/ref=sr_1_sc_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1519075537&sr=1-1-spell&keywords=city+of+a+milluion+dots
And mine, of which I say, this is what it’s like living in a Philip K. Dick novel:
https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1491271159/