An edition of Ubik (1969)

Ubik

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An edition of Ubik (1969)

Ubik

  • 3.88 ·
  • 60 Ratings
  • 135 Want to read
  • 5 Currently reading
  • 82 Have read

Ubik, written in 1966 and published in 1969, is one of Philip K. Dick's masterpieces (The Three Stigmata of Plamer Eldritch is another one). Ubik is the first novel to introduce spiritual elements that will culminate in his last novels VALIS, the Divine Invasion and the Transmigration of Timothy Archer. According to movie industry rumor Ubik could be the next big PKD movie project. Philip K. Dick himself wrote a screenplay for Ubik in 1974 but it was never made into a movie. PKD was hoping that it would by sending "the novel to the agent of Victoria Principal- whom he revered - in hope that she'd wind up reading it."(Tim Powers in the introduction to Ubik: The Screenplay). Ubik was expanded and adapted from the short story "What the Dead Men Say" published in Worlds of Tomorrow in 1964.
Ubik is one of the most published books of Philip K Dick in the world.

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Cover of: Ubik
Ubik
2020, Minotauro
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Ubik
Feb 01, 2012, Phoenix
paperback
Cover of: Ubik ***
Ubik ***
Feb 26, 2001, J'AI LU
paperback
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Ubik
February 10, 2000, Gollancz
Paperback in English - New Ed edition
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UBIK
1997, Salamandra
Paperback in Polish - Rebis
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Ubik
1991, Vintage Books
in English - 1st Vintage Books ed.
Cover of: Ubik
Ubik: Entre Dois Mundos
Publish date unknown, Editorial Presenca
paperback in Portuguese

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Open Library
OL30091408M
ISBN 13
9788445008232

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June 28, 2022 Edited by dcapillae Merge works
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