/lit/ - Literature

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Just read this. Not impressed. What do you see in it, /lit/? Maybe I can be convinced.

Are his other works as good as this bad boy?

Hey /lit/. So I've had to read the book shown in the thumbnail and I've read some response papers towards the books central topic. one paper in particular says that the novel shows Rick Deckard's last day in the business of bounty hunting, which doesn't make sense to me. For those of you who have read, or even studied the book, does it explicitly state any where in the text that Rick quit his job at the end of the book?

So I read this book a few years ago, and didn't understand the point of the ending. Then I read it again a few days ago, and finished it, and I still didn't understand the ending. What was Philip K. Dick trying to say with this book, and what did the ending mean? Also, what did Rachael Rosen exactly do by going to bed with Rick, and why did she kill his goat?

Finished this book. I thought it was written very well and the way the two storylines combine was very fun to experience. What did you think of it?

I also thought the idea of Mercerism vs Mass Media was interesting, but I don't seem to be able to figure out what message the author wants to convey with it.

I'm only 40 pages in to this and I'm as bored as fuck wanting to put it down and read something more fun. This is my first Philip K. Dick book.

Does it get better?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vHvzybkqfo