His work is an unimaginable mixture of science fiction, psychedelics, philosophy, paranoia and amazing talent. From this mixture, Philip K. Dick created, as he put it, “living books” - and not just living, but capable, it seems, of outliving the Universe itself. This collection includes three novels from 1968-1969, including the famous “Ubik”, one one of the best literary works about the unreality of the real, and “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep,” based on which the great Ridley Scott made the cult film “Blade Runner.” Contents: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (translation by M. Pchelintsev) Ubik (translation by M. Gutov) Master of the Whole Galaxy (translation by O. Flegontova)