Books like "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (Blade R..

Hi there!

I agree that Ubiq is fantastic but not as much sci-fi that DADOES, so may
your brother get a bit dissapointed.

Try a short-tales book like the one that came out when Paycheck the Movie
hit the scene, for me they are long much funny and easy to read.

See you.

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  > > I have a brother in-law who really loves "Do Androids Dream of Electric
  > > Sheep?"
  > > Does anyone in the group know some Philip K. Dick novels with the same
  > > theme?
 >
 > I'm not really well-read as fas as PKD goes, but a standout Sci-fi dual
 > reality novel is his 'Ubiq'.
 >
 > Less sci-fi (rather a what-if contemporary-times novel) is
 > 'Man in the glass tower' (if I've correctly remembered the title?)
 >
 > Regards,
 >
 > Larry
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 >> Stay informed about: Books like "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (Blade R.. 

You might want to look at the Blade Runner sequel novels by K.W. Jeter.

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 >> Stay informed about: Books like "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (Blade R.. 

I am about halfway through Ubik.

Less "cyber" than "Do Androids Dream of Electric
 > Sheep?"

Reminds me of the movie Brasil.
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On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 04:03:16 GMT, "Allyn Gibson"
<allyngibson.TakeThisOut@earthlink.net> wrote:

 >You might want to look at the Blade Runner sequel novels by K.W. Jeter.

Don't expect these BR sequels to be like DADOES or something else PKD
wrote. I wouldn't recommend them on the basis of someone liking Do
Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? Wouldn't recommend them on any
basis except a fondness for K. W. Jeter (which I don't happen to have
much of) but tastes vary.

If your friend can find a copy of The Preserving Machine by PKD in a
used bookstore I think that is a short story collection likely to
appeal to anyone who enjoyed DADOES.

Cheers,

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 >> Stay informed about: Books like "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (Blade R.. 

I have 3 books in that story line.. Will look them up and get the info for
you..



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 >> Stay informed about: Books like "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (Blade R.. 

"You might want to look at the Blade Runner sequel novels by K.W.
Jeter. "

and then again you might not, the first one was so bad that I didnt
even finish reading it.

Jeter tried to explain the differences between the movie and the book ,
e.g. The film was "wet" because it was winter???.

Why bother, cant even recall the story line, from memory Rachael (from
the moive) was slowly dying even though she was supposed to have no
expiry date and Deckard had to confront Roy Batty again to save her....


Total crap, if your are interested in Jeter's work try his early novels
Dr. Adder and the Glass Hammer, great sci-fi.

Timbo
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