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The Transmigration of Timothy Archer : Valis, Book 3
Philip K Dick
Time Travel and Nothing But Time Travel 2 : Twenty-Three Classic Journeys Through Time Where One Small Change Can Rewrite History
Isaac Asimov, Philip K Dick, Frank Belknap Long, Brian W. Aldiss, Fritz Leiber, Randall Garrett, Alfred Bester, Lester del Rey, Ray Cummings, Frederik Pohl, Robert Silverberg, Fredric Brown, Edward Halibut, Richard R. Smith, Mack Reynolds, George O. Smith, Mel Hunter, J.T. McIntosh, Joe Gibson, Bryce Walton
5.0
25 Super Short Sci-Fi Stories
Philip K Dick, Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov, August Derleth, Richard O. Lewis, Robert Zacks, Fredric Brown, Harry Fletcher, Robert Sheckley, I. M. Bukstein, Fritz Leiber, Arthur C. Clarke, Allen K. Lang, George T. Spillman, Carl W. Ganzlin, Edward Halibut, Henry Kuttner
Lost Sci-Fi Books 36 thru 40 : Where Humor Meets Horror—Vintage Sci-Fi with a Twist of the Absurd
Philip K Dick, Frank M. Robinson, Irving Cox, Arnold Castle, Damon Knight
The Philip K. Dick Short Story Collection : Piper in the Woods, Second Variety, The Crystal Crypt, The Defenders and The Eyes Have It
Philip K Dick
3.3
The Man In The High Castle
Philip K Dick
5.0
Beyond Lies the Wub :
Philip K Dick
The Crack in Space
Philip K Dick
3.5
The Skull
Philip K Dick
Ny
Mary and the Giant
Philip K Dick
Ny
Gather Yourselves Together
Philip K Dick
3.7
The Defenders :
Philip K Dick

Valis : Valis, Book 1

It began with a blinding light, a divine revelation from a mysterious intelligence that called itself VALIS. And with that, the fabric of reality was ripped open and laid bare so that anything seemed possible, but nothing seemed quite right.

Part science fiction, part theological detective story in which God plays both the missing person and the perpetrator of the ultimate crime, VALIS is both disorienting and eerily funny, and a joy to read.

The first book in Philip K. Dick's defining trilogy, Valis is a disorienting and bleakly funny novel about a schizophrenic man named Horselover Fat (who just might also be known as Philip Dick); the hidden mysteries of Gnostic Christianity; and reality as revealed through a pink laser. Part science fiction, part theological detective story in which God plays both the missing person and the perpetrator of the ultimate crime, VALIS is both disorienting and eerily funny, and a joy to read.