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    Conversations with Philip. K. Dick

    By Tessa B. Dick

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    Sit down and enjoy a glass of wine or a cup of coffee while having a conversation with Philip K. Dick, author of Bladerunner, The man in the High Castle, Total Recall and many more books and stories.
    Listen while he discusses his monumental work titled Exegesis, and sympathize with him about the November 17, 1971, invasion of his home.
    Learn about his mystical visions and his studies of religion and philosophy. This book recreates some of his most fascinating talks among friends, as remembered by his wife Tessa B. Dick.


    Tessa B. Dick has been writing stories, articles and poems since she was a freshman in high school. She holds a master’s degree from Chapman University, where she taught English and Communications for 12 years before retiring to a small mountain community, where she devotes all her time and effort to writing. Her books are widely available online and most of them can be ordered at brick-and mortar book stores.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIl Terebinto Edizioni
    Release dateMar 9, 2018
    ISBN9788827503164
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