The Titles of Philip K. Dick’s Novels, In Order of Sheer Awesomeness
46. Nick and the Glimmung
45. Galactic Pot-Healer
44. The Zap Gun
43. Mary and the Giant
42. A Maze of Death
41. The Game-Players of Titan
40. The Broken Bubble
39. Dr. Bloodmoney, or How We Got Along After the Bomb
38. The Ganymede Takeover
37. Voices from the Street
36. Deus Irae
35. Confessions of a Crap Artist
34. Vulcan's Hammer
33. The Crack in Space
32. Counter-Clock World
31. Martian Time-Slip
30. Radio Free Albemuth
29. The Simulacra
28. The Penultimate Truth
27. The Transmigration of Timothy Archer
26. Ubik
25. Time Out of Joint
24. Eye in the Sky
23. VALIS
22. The Man in the High Castle
21. The Cosmic Puppets
20. Gather Yourselves Together
19. Lies, Inc. (an expanded, republished version of "The Unteleported Man")
18. Solar Lottery
17. The World Jones Made
16. Clans of the Alphane Moon
15. Dr. Futurity
14. The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch
13. A Scanner Darkly
12. We Can Build You
11. The Divine Invasion
10. Puttering About in a Small Land
9. The Unteleported Man
8. In Milton Lumky Territory
7. The Man Who Japed
6. Our Friends from Frolix 8
5. Now Wait for Last Year
4. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
3. Humpty Dumpty in Oakland
2. The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike
1. Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said
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The artist who made that cover for "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" clearly didn't bother to read the book.
@GiovanniGF That's basically how all sci fi novels were done in the 60s. That isn't even close to the most ridiculous cover for a PKD book either.
@GiovanniGF Still not as bad as when they turned his short story "Adjustment Team" into "The Adjustment Bureau" and left out the talking dog.
They also left out the whole weird fake religion aspect from Blade Runner.
@stuffisthings In the book Hans Solo shoots first.
@keisertroll Or that time they made The Man Who Japed into an Adam Sandler vehicle.
The short-lived VALIS Saturday morning cartoon was pretty good, though.
@stuffisthings : The best part of Total Recall was when Arnold Schwarzenegger finds the magical destroying rod that the aliens left for him as a token of their gratitude.
@Gef the Talking Mongoose I don't remember that part.
@stuffisthings : Somehow I knew you were going to say that.
@stuffisthings
What's the latest on that guy anyway?
When I clicked on this I immediately thought Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said better be #1. Good job!
GRRR why post a listicle that I can't disagree with? Sort of defeats the point.
@stuffisthings : I feel that "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch" should be a couple of points closer to the top, but yeah basically.
Oh, oh, do Cordwainer Smith next!
God, I used to have that paperback of 'Do Androids Dream..' I loved the cover art.
My understanding is that most of PKD's novels were named (or renamed) by editors.