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R. Eric VanNewkirk@sotsogm.bsky.social |
Try Ubik. One of his best, and very much nails the tenor of our time: a world of microtransactions and decay into nostalgia where it becomes increasingly impossible for anyone to agree about what's objectively true and everybody keeps hoping dead people have all the answers.
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Martin Schneider
@wovenstrap.bsky.social
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I read this about two weeks ago, and I loved it. Beyond the thematic stuff, the structure was thrilling to me; the second half of the book had a narrative tension I seldom associate with sci-fi.
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CHOAM Nomsky ðŸ’
@thielman.bsky.social
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That is my favorite one
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Paul Duane
@paulduane.bsky.social
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The excellent Jonathan Lethem has a Ubik tattoo
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Anna Krasner
@slothysunday.bsky.social
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Ubik is insane. I love it. Probably my favorite pkd story
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MTMcGurk
@mtmcgurk.bsky.social
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Local library 📚 for the win
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