Philip K. Dick built an enduring literary reputation by writing powerful science fiction in the pulp magazines of the 1950s and beyond. This collection of several of his short works, arranged in chronological order and all published in now-defunct science fiction pulp magazines, is a slice of his early career. Many of these stories explore the themes of war and whether humanity is intrinsically violent and conflict-torn. Each of them is a fascinating jewel of speculative fiction.
This book has a collection of 16 short stories by Philip K. Dick including “Beyond Lies the Wub”; “The Gun”; “The Skull”; “The Defenders”; “The Eyes Have It”; “The Hanging Stranger”; “Mr. Spaceship”; “Piper In The Woods”; “Second Variety”; “The Variable Man”; “Tony and the Beetles”; “Adjustment Team”; “Beyond The Door”; “The Crystal Crypt”; “The Golden Man”; and, “Of Withered Apples”.