"Scripts from all the TV series. Sometimes they missed completely, but there is so much more here than just The Silly Walks and The Dead Parrot. A cheerful bedside companion."
"When Terry Gilliam made the film he had to match the book as closely as possible. Even if it's only partly true it's a shocking inditement of either HST or The American Dream"
"Very dark, but easier than Valis. Written in 77, PKD's view of a future in which everyone is justifiably paranoid. If the drugs and dealers don't get you the cops will. Thank goodness he was wrong!"
"Genre defining - if Douglas Adams hadn't written this book an infinite number of monkeys with typewriters would have only managed to ape him - hello Terry Pratchett, amongst others."
"In the 70s Pirsig thought we were going down the pan, and suggested some solutions. Lots of people read this book, so why are we, collectively, even more screwed today?"
