The Locus Index to Science Fiction: 1984-1998

Books, Listed by Author

DICK, PHILIP K(indred) (stories) (chron.) (continued)

• * _Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said (Random House/Vintage 0-679-74066-X, Jul ’93 [Jun ’93], $10.00, 231pp, tp, cover by Mikio Ishizaki) Reprint (Doubleday 1974) sf novel.
• * _Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said (HarperCollins/Voyager 0-00-648247-3, Jun ’96, £5.99, 204pp, tp, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Doubleday 1974) SF novel.
• * _Galactic Pot-Healer (Grafton 0-586-06937-2, Mar ’87, £2.50, 189pp, pb) Reprint (Berkley 1969) sf novel.
• * _Galactic Pot-Healer (Random House/Vintage 0-679-75297-8, Jun ’94, $9.00, 177pp, tp) Reprint (Berkley 1969) SF novel.
• * _The Game-Players of Titan (Grafton 0-586-20971-9, Feb ’91 [Jan ’91], £3.50, 223pp, pb, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Ace 1963) sf novel.
• * _The Game-Players of Titan (Random House/Vintage 0-679-74065-1, Jul ’92, $10.00, 215pp, tp) Reprint (Ace 1963) sf novel.
• * _The Game-Players of Titan (HarperCollins/Voyager 0-586-20971-9, Nov ’96, £5.99, 223pp, tp, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Ace 1963) SF novel.
• * _The Ganymede Takeover (with Ray Faraday Nelson) (Arrow 0-09-921490-3, Sep ’87, £2.50, 192pp, pb) Reissue (Ace 1967) sf novel.
• * _The Ganymede Takeover (with Ray Faraday Nelson) (Severn House 0-7278-1687-X, Dec ’88, £10.95, 192pp, hc) Reprint (Ace 1967) sf novel. [Not seen]
• * _The Ganymede Takeover (with Raymond F. Nelson) (Legend 0-09-921490-3, Mar ’91, £3.99, 192pp, pb, cover by Peter Jones) Reissue (Ace 1967) sf novel.
• * *Gather Yourselves Together (WCS Books 1-878914-05-7, Jul ’94, $40.00, 291pp, hc) Associational mainstream novel, written in 1952 (although there seems to be some doubt about this date) and previously unpublished. Available from WCS Books, Box 968, Herndon VA 22070.
• * _A Handful of Darkness (Grafton 0-586-04804-9, Nov ’88, £2.99, 237pp, pb) Reissue (Rich & Cowan 1955) sf collection.
• * *Humpty Dumpty in Oakland (Gollancz 0-575-03875-6, Oct ’86, £9.95, 199pp, hc) Non-sf/fantasy, associational. A mainstream novel set in the 1950s. This is the first edition.
• * _Humpty Dumpty in Oakland (Paladin 0-586-08670-6, May ’88, £3.95, 199pp, tp) Reprint (Gollancz 1986) associational novel.
• * *I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon (Doubleday 0-385-19567-2, Jul ’85 [Jun ’85], $12.95, 179pp, hc) Collection with 10 stories and a previously unpublished speech. Edited by Mark Hurst and Paul Williams. (Contents)
• * _I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon (Gollancz 0-575-03578-1, Feb ’86 [Mar ’86], £8.95, 179pp, hc) Reprint (Doubleday 1985) collection, edited by Mark Hurst & Paul Williams.
• * _I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon (St. Martin’s 0-312-90838-5, Sep ’87 [Aug ’87], $3.50, 201pp, pb) Reprint (Doubleday 1985) collection of 10 stories and a speech.
• * _I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon (Grafton 0-586-07415-5, Feb ’88, £2.95, 220pp, pb) Reprint (Doubleday 1985) collection with 10 stories and a previously unpublished speech. Edited by Mark Hurst and Paul Williams.
• * *In Milton Lumky Territory (Dragon Press 0-911499-09-1, Jun ’85 [May ’85], $29.95, 213pp, hc) Non-sf/fantasy, associational; this is the first edition of a mainstream novel written by Dick in 1958.
• * _In Milton Lumky Territory (Paladin 0-586-08602-1, Feb ’87, £3.95, 213pp, tp) Reprint (Dragon Press 1985) mainstream novel of associational interest.
• * *In Pursuit of VALIS: Selections from the Exegesis (Underwood-Miller 0-88733-091-6, Nov ’91, $39.95, 278pp, hc, cover by Ilene Meyer) Non-fiction, selections from Dick’s legendary unpublished work, including autobiographical material, metaphysics, philosophy, and self-criticism. Edited by Lawrence Sutin. A trade paperback edition (-093-2, $14.95) and a slipcased limited edition (-092-4, $75.00) are also available. Order from Underwood-Miller, 708 Westover Drive, Lancaster PA 17601.
• * _Lies, Inc. (Gollancz 0-575-03449-1, Jul ’84 [Jun ’84], £7.95, 199pp, hc) Reprint of the complete version of The Unteleported Man (Berkley 1983) with some corrections, editing, and bridgework by John Sladek. This is the first complete edition of the earlier cut version of The Unteleported Man from Ace.
• * _The Little Black Box (Gollancz 0-575-04845-X, Oct ’90, £14.95, 395pp, hc) Reprint (Underwood-Miller 1987) collection of 25 stories written 1964-1981, including three never before published plus three from fanzines and other obscure sources, with an introduction by Thomas M. Disch. Volume five of “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”.
• * _The Man in the High Castle (Penguin 0-14-008875-X, Mar ’87, £3.95, 249pp, tp) Reissue (Putnams 1962) sf novel. In the Penguin Classic sf series.
• * _The Man in the High Castle (Easton Press no ISBN, Mar ’88, no price, 239pp, hc) Reprint (Putnam 1962) sf novel, winner of the Hugo Award. Part of the “Masterpieces of Science Fiction” editions; illustrated by Richard Powers. Leatherbound and gilt-edged.
• * _The Man in the High Castle (Random House/Vintage 0-679-74067-8, Jul ’92, $10.00, 259pp, tp) Reprint (Putnam 1962) classic Hugo-winning alternate-history sf novel.
• * _The Man in the High Castle (Roc UK 0-14-017172-X, Aug ’93 [Sep ’93], £4.99, 249pp, pb, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Putnam 1962) sf novel.
• * *The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike (Mark V. Ziesing 0-9612970-0-X, Jun ’84 [May ’84], $19.50, 223pp, hc) A previously unpublished mainstream novel, written in 1960 and issued in a limited edition. Listed for fans of Dick’s work.
• * _The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike (Mark V. Ziesing 0-9612970-5-0, Feb ’86, $9.95, 223pp, pb) Reprint (Ziesing 1984) non-sf/fantasy novel, of associational interest. First paperback edition.
• * _The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike (Grafton/Paladin 0-586-08563-7, Aug ’86, £2.95, 256pp, pb) Reprint (Ziesing 1984) mainstream novel, of associational interest.
• * _Martian Time Slip (Random House/Vintage 0-679-76167-5, Jun ’95 [May ’95], $10.00, 262pp, tp, cover by Heidi North) Reprint (Ballantine 1964) classic SF paranoia novel.
• * _Martian Time-Slip (Gollancz 0-575-04710-0, May ’90, £3.50, 220pp, pb) Reprint (Ballantine 1964) sf novel. Volume 42 in the “VGSF Classics” series.
• * *Mary and the Giant (Arbor House 0-87795-850-5, Mar ’87 [Apr ’87], $16.95, 230pp, hc) Non-sf/fantasy, associational; mainstream novel set in the Fifties. Most reviewers agree this is Dick’s best non-sf novel.
• * _Mary and the Giant (Gollancz 0-575-04243-5, Feb ’88, £10.95, 240pp, hc) Reprint (Arbor House 1987) mainstream novel. Listed for Dick completists. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Mary and the Giant (Paladin 0-586-08783-4, Aug ’89, £4.99, 220pp, tp, cover by Ean Taylor) Reprint (Arbor House 1987) associational novel.
• * _Mary and the Giant (St. Martin’s 0-312-03398-2, Oct ’89 [Sep ’89], $8.95, 230pp, tp) Reprint (Arbor House 1987) associational mainstream novel set in the ’50s.
• * _A Maze of Death (Grafton 0-586-05897-4, Feb ’87, £2.50, 191pp, pb) Reissue (Doubleday 1970) sf novel.
• * _A Maze of Death (Grafton 0-586-05897-4, Aug ’92, £4.99, 191pp, pb, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Doubleday 1970) sf novel.
• * _A Maze of Death (Random House/Vintage 0-679-75298-6, Jun ’94, $10.00, 192pp, tp) Reprint (Doubleday 1970) SF novel.
• * *Nick and the Glimmung (Gollancz 0-575-04307-5, Jun ’88, £7.95, 141pp, hc) Young-adult sf novel about a family that emigrates to avoid the “anti-pet man” and ends up on a planet populated by familiar Dick monsters such as Wubs, Father-Things and Printers. Delightfully illustrated throughout by Paul Demeyer. Strongly recommended. (PSP)
• * _Nick and the Glimmung (Piper 0-330-31474-2, Jul ’90, £2.50, 141pp, pb, cover by Paul Demeyer) Reprint (Gollancz 1988) delightful young-adult humorous sf novel, illustrated throughout by Paul Demeyer. Recommended. (PSP)
• * _Now Wait for Last Year (Random House/Vintage 0-679-74220-4, Jul ’93 [Jun ’93], $10.00, 230pp, tp, cover by Marco Monti) Reprint (Doubleday 1966) sf novel.
• * _Now Wait for Last Year (HarperCollins/Voyager 0-00-648244-9, Mar ’96 [Apr ’96], £5.99, 225pp, tp) Reprint (Doubleday 1966) SF novel.
• * _Our Friends from Frolix 8 (Kinnell 1-870532-08-2, Jun ’89, £11.95, 211pp, hc, cover by Keith Roberts) Reprint (Ace 1970) sf novel.
• * _The Penultimate Truth (Bluejay 0-312-94356-3, Feb ’84 [Jan ’84], $5.95, 201pp, tp) Reprint (Belmont 1964) sf novel. There is a new afterword by Tom Disch.
• * _The Penultimate Truth (Carroll & Graf 0-88184-493-4, Jun ’89 [May ’89], $3.95, 220pp, pb) Reprint (Belmont 1964) sf novel, with an afterword by Thomas M. Disch from the 1984 Bluejay edition.
• * _The Penultimate Truth (Grafton 0-586-21030-X, Oct ’92, £4.99, 240pp, pb, cover by Chris Moore) Reissue (Belmont 1964) sf novel.
• * _The Penultimate Truth (HarperCollins/Voyager 0-00-648288-0, Nov ’98, £6.99, 240pp, tp, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Belmont 1964) SF novel.
• * *The Philip K. Dick Reader (Carol Publishing Group/Citadel Twilight 0-8065-1856-1, Feb ’97, $14.95, 422pp, tp, cover by Zina Saunders) Collection of 24 stories and excerpts. The first 20 stories are the same as collected in The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick Volume Three: The Father Thing (Underwood-Miller 1987); this drops the introduction and last three stories of the U-M edition, and adds four stories. (Contents)
• * _The Preserving Machine (Grafton 0-586-06938-0, Oct ’87 [Sep ’87], £3.50, 413pp, pb) Reprint (Ace 1969) sf collection. Restores “What the Dead Men Say”, dropped from all previous UK editions.
• * *Puttering About in a Small Land (Academy Chicago 0-89733-149-4, Oct ’85, $16.95, 291pp, hc) Non-sf/fantasy; associational. The first publication of a mainstream novel set in Los Angeles in the early fifties. Very enjoyable, focusing on the lives and times of “unimportant” people. (DLN)
• * _Puttering About in a Small Land (Paladin 0-586-08604-8, Aug ’87, £3.95, 286pp, tp) Reprint (Academy Chicago 1985) mainstream novel. Listed for Dick collectors. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Puttering About in a Small Land (Academy Chicago 0-89733-384-5, Sep ’92, $11.95, 291pp, tp, cover by Armen Kojoyian) Reprint (Academy Chicago 1985) associational mainstream novel set in 1950s Los Angeles.
• * *Radio Free Albemuth (Arbor House 0-87795-762-2, Dec ’85 [Nov ’85], $14.95, 214pp, hc) [VALIS] Dick’s “last” sf novel, actually an early and substantially different version of VALIS.
• * _Radio Free Albemuth (SFBC #01801, Jun ’86, $4.98, 214pp, hc) [VALIS] Reprint (Arbor House 1985) sf novel; an earlier, different version of VALIS.
• * _Radio Free Albemuth (Grafton 0-586-06936-4, May ’87, £2.95, 286pp, pb) [VALIS] Reprint (Arbor House 1985) sf novel. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Radio Free Albemuth (Avon 0-380-70288-6, Jun ’87 [May ’87], $3.50, 212pp, pb) [VALIS] Reprint (Arbor House 1985) dystopian/visionary sf novel. This was an earlier and different version of VALIS found among Dick’s unpublished work after his death.
• * _Radio Free Albemuth (Severn House 0-7278-1537-7, Oct ’87, £9.95, 288pp, hc) [VALIS] Reprint (Arbor House 1985) sf novel. [Not seen]
• * _Radio Free Albemuth (Random/Vintage 0-679-78137-4, Apr ’98, $11.00, 214pp, tp) [VALIS] Reprint (Arbor House 1985) SF paranoia novel, an earlier version of VALIS.
• * *Robots, Androids, and Mechanical Oddities: The Science Fiction of Philip K. Dick (Southern Illinois University Press 0-8093-1159-3, Jun ’84, $19.95, 261pp, hc) Collection of 15 stories dating from 1952 to 1980, edited by Patricia S. Warrick and Martin H. Greenberg, plus introductory material. (Contents)
• * _Robots, Androids, and Mechanical Oddities: The Science Fiction of Philip K. Dick (Southern Illinois University Press 0-8093-1178-X, Mar ’86, $9.95, 261pp, tp) Reprint (S. Illinois Univ. Press 1984) collection of 15 stories on robots and artificial intelligence, edited by Patricia S. Warrick & Martin H. Greenberg. First trade paperback edition.
• * _A Scanner Darkly (DAW 0-87997-923-2, Apr ’84 [Mar ’84], $2.50, 222pp, pb) Reprint (Doubleday 1977) sf novel set in a future drug culture which strongly resembles the 1960s.
• * _A Scanner Darkly (Random House/Vintage 0-679-73665-4, Dec ’91 [Nov ’91], $10.00, 222pp, tp) Reprint (Doubleday 1977) sf novel set in a future drug culture.
• * _A Scanner Darkly (Voyager 0-586-04553-8, Jan ’96 [Apr ’96], £5.99, 254pp, tp) Reprint (Doubleday 1977) SF novel.
• * _Second Variety (Gollancz 0-575-04460-8, Apr ’89, £12.95, 395pp, hc) Reprint (Underwood-Miller 1987) collection of 27 stories, written 1952-1953. This volume has an introduction by Norman Spinrad. Recommended. (PSP) Volume 2 in “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Second Variety (Grafton 0-586-20765-1, Jul ’90, £5.99, 493pp, tp, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Underwood-Miller 1987) sf collection. Volume two of “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”.
• * *The Selected Letters of Philip K. Dick 1938-1971 (Underwood Books 1-887424-20-2, Feb ’97, $39.95, 351pp, hc, cover by Ilene Meyer) Non-fiction, a collection of letters from Dick to various people, beginning with childhood letters home from school. There is an introduction by James Blaylock. Order from Underwood Books, PO Box 1607, Grass Valley CA 95945.
• * *The Selected Letters of Philip K. Dick 1975-1976 (Underwood-Miller 0-88733-111-4, 1992 [Mar ’97], $39.95, 351pp, hc, cover by Ilene Meyer) Non-fiction, volume four in the collection of letters from Dick to various people. The introduction is by Tim Powers. This is a 1992 book not previously listed. A slipcased edition (-112-2, $60.00) is also available. Order from Underwood Books, PO Box 1607, Grass Valley CA 95945; add $4.00 postage.
• * *The Selected Letters of Philip K. Dick: 1972-1973 (Underwood-Miller 0-88733-161-0, Mar ’94, $39.95, 387pp, hc, cover by Ilene Meyer) Non-fiction, a collection of Dick’s letters to various people, with an introduction by Dennis Etchison. A slipcased deluxe edition (-162-9, $60.00, signed by Etchison) is also available. Order from Underwood-Miller, 708 Westover Dr., Lancaster PA 17601.
• * *The Shifting Realities of Philip K. Dick (Pantheon 0-679-42644-2, Jan ’95, $27.50, 350pp, hc) Collection of Dick’s non-fiction, including essays, speeches, journals, and interviews. Edited and with an introduction by Lawrence Sutin.
• * _The Shifting Realities of Philip K. Dick (Vintage 0-679-74787-7, Feb ’96 [Jan ’96], $13.00, 350pp, tp) Reprint (Pantheon 1995) collection of Dick’s non-fiction, including essays, speeches, journals, and interviews. Edited and with an introduction by Lawrence Sutin.
• * _Solar Lottery (Arrow 0-09-905700-X, Mar ’87, £2.50, 188pp, pb) Reissue (Ace 1955) sf novel.
• * _Solar Lottery (Macmillan Collier Nucleus 0-02-029125-6, Apr ’90 [Mar ’90], $3.95, 188pp, pb, cover by Edward Soyka) Reprint (Ace 1955) sf novel.
• * _Solar Lottery (Legend 0-09-905700-X, Apr ’90, £3.50, 188pp, pb) Reissue (Ace 1955) sf novel.
• * _Solar Lottery (Macmillan Collier Nucleus 0-02-023621-2, Sep ’92, $9.00, 200pp, tp, cover by Edward Soyka) Reprint (Ace 1955) sf novel.
• * _The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch (Random House/Vintage 0-679-73666-2, Dec ’91 [Nov ’91], $10.00, 202pp, tp) Reprint (Doubleday 1965) sf novel.
• * _The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch (Grafton 0-586-21031-8, Aug ’92, £4.99, 204pp, pb, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Doubleday 1965) sf novel.
• * _The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch (SFBC #05829, Aug ’92 [Sep ’92], $8.98, 230pp, hc, cover by Ron Walotsky) Reprint (Doubleday 1965) sf/horror novel. Similar to the 1991 Vintage trade paperback edition, it lacks an ISBN and price and has new cover art. One of Dick’s best. Highly recommended (CNB).
• * _The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch (HarperCollins/Voyager 0-00-648274-0, Jul ’96, £5.99, 204pp, pb, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Doubleday 1965) SF novel. A limited edition paperback published for, and exclusive to, Waterstone’s bookshops. There is a new introduction by Fay Weldon.
• * _The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch (HarperCollins/Voyager 0-00-648274-0, Sep ’98, £5.99, 204pp, tp, cover by Chris Moore) Reissue (Doubleday 1964) SF novel. Second printing. Includes the 1996 introduction by Fay Weldon.
• * _Time Out of Joint (Bluejay 0-312-94427-6, Nov ’84 [Oct ’84], $6.95, 263pp, pb) Reprint (Lippincott 1959) sf novel about solipsism and reality. Recommended. (CNB) The text was apparently offset from an earlier edition and is a bit fuzzy. There is a new afterword by Lou Sathis.
• * _Time Out of Joint (Carroll & Graf 0-88184-352-0, Dec ’87, $3.95, 263pp, pb) Reprint (Lippincott 1959) sf novel; this has the afterword by Lou Stathis, from the 1984 Bluejay edition.
• * _Time Out of Joint (Penguin 0-14-009632-9, May ’88, £3.95, 187pp, tp) Reissue (Lippincott 1959) sf novel. In the “Penguin Science Fiction Classics” series.
• * _Time Out of Joint (Roc UK 0-14-017173-8, Mar ’94, £4.99, 187pp, pb, cover by Chris Moore) Reprint (Lippincott 1959) sf novel.
• * _The Transmigration of Timothy Archer (Grafton 0-586-05886-9, Mar ’87, £2.50, 252pp, pb) [VALIS] Reissue (Timescape 1982) sf novel.
• * _The Transmigration of Timothy Archer (Random House/Vintage 0-679-73444-9, Jul ’91 [Jun ’91], $10.00, 253pp, tp) [VALIS] Reprint (Timescape 1982) sf novel, third book of the loosely-connected “Valis” trilogy.
• * _Ubik (Grafton 0-586-03716-0, Nov ’88, £2.50, 191pp, pb) Reissue (Doubleday 1969) sf novel.
• * _Ubik (Random House/Vintage 0-679-73664-6, Dec ’91 [Nov ’91], $10.00, 191pp, tp) Reprint (Doubleday 1969) sf novel.
• * _Ubik (Grafton 0-586-03716-0, Oct ’92, £4.99, 224pp, pb, cover by Chris Moore) Reissue (Doubleday 1969) sf novel.
• * _Ubik (HarperCollins/Voyager 0-00-648287-2, Aug ’98, £5.99, 224pp, tp) Reprint (Doubleday 1969) SF novel.
• * *Ubik: The Screenplay (Corroboree 0-911169-06-7, Aug ’85 [Jul ’85], $23.00 plus $1.50/book postage, 154pp, hc) Dick’s own adaptation of Ubik, with illustrations by Ron Lindahn, Val Lakey-Lindahn, and Doug Rice. There is an excellent historical introduction by Paul Williams and another piece by Tim Powers. The script, written in 1974, shows that Dick really could write movie material. It’s a pity the movie was never made. (CNB) There is also a 50-copy deluxe edition signed by the artists, Powers, Williams, and Dick (signatures from checks), for $180.00.
• * _VALIS (Bantam Spectra 0-553-25370-0, Nov ’85 [Sep ’85], $2.95, 227pp, pb) [VALIS] Reissue (Bantam 1981) sf novel.
• * _VALIS (Kerosina 0-948893-15-X, Nov ’87, £37.50, 256pp, hc) [VALIS] Cloth-bound version of VALIS plus a hardcover edition of Cosmogony and Cosmology (0-948893-17-6). [Not seen]
• * _VALIS (Kerosina 0-948893-16-8, Nov ’87, £13.95, 256pp, hc) [VALIS] Reprint (Bantam 1981) sf novel, first hardcover edition, with a new afterword by Kim Stanley Robinson. Distributed in the U.S. by the publisher.
• * _VALIS (Random House/Vintage 0-679-73446-5, Jul ’91 [Jun ’91], $10.00, 241pp, tp) [VALIS] Reprint (Bantam 1981) sf novel, first book of a loosely-connected trilogy.
• * _VALIS (Grafton 0-586-09201-3, Dec ’92, £4.99, 271pp, pb, cover by Chris Moore) [VALIS] Reprint (Bantam 1981) sf novel. Volume one in the “VALIS” trilogy.
• * *The VALIS Trilogy (QPBC no ISBN, Dec ’89, $11.95, 241+238+255+14pp, tp) [VALIS] Omnibus edition of VALIS (Bantam 1981), The Divine Invasion (Timescape 1981), and The Transmigration of Timothy Archer (Timescape 1982). There is an afterword by Kim Stanley Robinson. (Contents)
• * _The VALIS Trilogy (BOMC no ISBN, Feb ’90, $13.95, 752pp, hc, cover by Max Singer) [VALIS] Reprint (QPBC 1989) omnibus edition of VALIS (Bantam 1981), The Divine Invasion (Timescape 1981), and The Transmigration of Timothy Archer (Timescape 1982), with an afterword by Kim Stanley Robinson.