The novel Dr. Bloodmoney describes a world post-nuclear war in the early 1970s.

Based on thousands of pages of typed and handwritten notes, journal entries, letters, and story sketches, The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick is the magnificen...

The collection includes novels by American science fiction writers written in a variety of genres - space and philosophical fiction, as well as “disaster nov...

Fast-light space frigates and battle dragons, crossbows, blasters and laser swords, alien exotica and the native Earth, immersed in the chaos of future star ...

What is hidden in the depths of the memory of an ordinary person, an inconspicuous official, an ordinary man in the street? For your own good, don’t even thi...

Before you is the first volume of the complete collection of stories and novellas by one of the most outstanding innovators of science fiction - Philip K. Di...

The collection includes works by four American writers: a third of the volume is occupied by the works of Roger Zelazny (half of all works), also about a thi...

The collection includes novels that have nothing in common except... the unique personality of their creator. All these stories are united by Philip K. Dick’...

Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams is a collection of the best stories selected for film by Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad, Drive) and turned into the newest ser...

In the devastated world of the 21st century, fate brings together a disparate group of people: a fascist dreaming of a putsch, a composer who plays the piano...

The story "The Unteleported Man" was originally published in December 1964 in Fantastic magazine. It is part of the novel Deception, Inc.

Stories from the 1967 anthology Dangerous Visions, compiled by Harlan Ellison.