Ok, so Philip K Dick is just too esoteric for me. Every book I’ve read has about 40% that I really like, that are clever, well-thought, and interesting. While the other parts are weird, sometimes they feel kafkaesque, or trippy, and I don’t get them (or at least, their relevance and what they do in the book). As always I liked the premise (also, I’m a sucker for Nazis-have-won books), but the more it progressed the more I felt like I should take some drugs to properly understand the book. Not to say that it’s a bad book, but it’s just not for me.

The Man in the High Castle
author: | Philip K. Dick (1962) |
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date read: | 2016-12-12 |
pages: | 259 |
lists: | historical-fiction , scifi |
rating: | β β β β β |