And we come to Dick's first novel, Solar Lottery. In this episode we will look at the first three chapters of the book, which does a lot to set up the setting and the world.

Philip K. Dick takes on Zeno's paradox in "The Indegatigable Frog".

In this episode we start a new series on John Steinbeck, beginning with his novel of short stories The Pastures of Heaven.

In this episode of the Philip K. Dick Book Club we take on one of my favorite early Dick stories (novella to be honest), "The Variable Man".

In this episode we say goodbye to my favorite founder, Thomas Paine, as we look at the second part of Age of Reason. Next up....John Steinbeck.

What happens when the bugs decide to do us in? What if the real ancient old ones are insects? Find out in episode of the Philip K. Dick Book as we look at "Expendable".

In this episode, we begin to close the book on Thomas Paine with the work that may be his most infamous or his most enduring, The Age of Reason.

In "Tony and the Beetles", Philip K. Dick provides an allegory of postcolonialism and the impact of white privledge on people as they grow up.

In this episode we examine part 2 of The Rights of Man, where Paine gives some deatils on the functions of democratic societies and governments.

"Impostor" is Dick's first published robot story that explored the idea of the machine programmed to think its human.