Philip K. Dick SF Masterworks Collection: Identity, Control & Reality in Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said & Ubik (2-Book Set)

Please note: The individual books listed below will be dispatched together as a set.

Explore two of Philip K. Dick's most influential novels in this SF Masterworks set, where the boundaries between reality, identity, and existence are pushed to their limits. These thought-provoking works offer profound insights into the human condition, set within dystopian worlds filled with psychological depth and existential inquiry.

Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said – Jason Taverner, a popular TV star, finds himself erased from existence with no way to prove his identity. In a society where surveillance is omnipresent and personal identity is fragile, this novel delves into themes of fame, control, and the loss of individuality in a world that can effortlessly erase the self.

Ubik – A group of people struggles to survive in a world where reality itself is warped and distorted, as time seems to fluctuate and death becomes uncertain. The only hope they have lies in the mysterious substance, Ubik. This mind-bending tale questions the nature of life, death, and the human experience, leaving readers to ponder the fine line between perception and reality.

Both novels demonstrate Philip K. Dick's unparalleled ability to blend mind-bending science fiction with profound philosophical themes. Exploring consciousness, identity, and existence, this set is essential reading for fans of dystopian literature and speculative fiction that challenges the boundaries of reality.