/lit/ - Literature

>>8239815
Actually, the book did feel somewhat rushed.
I didn't see it, but I think I'm gonna watch it soon!

It seems that a lot of people think Philip K Dick was criticizing religion with Buster Friendly's announcement , but I feel that he actually raises a point that it is the principles given by Religion that are the most important as shown by Rick's and Isidore's lack of reaction and what Mercer says to Rick .

Moving onto "A Clockwork Orange" now.

>>8197295
In your first read (in my opinion), no.
The two were composed so you read one after the other and reading them in different order can give away some important events.
Keep in mind what's going out throughout the book's universe at the same time and you will be fine.

>>4564908

> the only way to win is to not play at all.

Don't worry what other people think. You can't please everyone, so please yourself.

If you're that self-conscious about your work, and still want the world to see it, just keep developing it as you live, and have it published posthumously, like Kafka.

It will be... Kafka-ish.