Philip K. Dick's Public Domain Short Stories

Philip K. Dick (1928-1982) was an American science-fiction writer, who was widely considered to be a master of dystopian stories. His influence has been widespread, particularly due to the posthumous success of films based on his works. He was an early proponent of the "multiverse theory," which has received significant attention in recent years. All of his public-domain short stories appear in this collection, and they are: The Skull, Second Variety, The Variable Man, Piper in the Woods, The Last of the Masters, Mr. Spaceship, The Hanging Stranger, The Gun, The Crystal Crypt, The Defenders, Beyond the Wub, The Eyes Have It, Tony and the Beetles, and Beyond the Door. Frank Marcopolos is the in-house voice talent for The Bookquarium, and his voice-work has garnered praise from listeners such as: "You have the perfect reading voice It’s amazing!" "My goodness! That's the best narration I have ever heard!" "Pitch, pace, and power in your natural, conversational style... You're the best I've heard." "Your voice is INCREDIBLE and the tone is quite captivating. Excellent reading. You're a lifesaver!" "Bravo! Your voice is incredible and you really bring a ton of artistic energy to your readings. Thoroughly enjoyed this and love listening to your work!" "I enjoyed your interpretation that you showed through your pauses, intonations, tones, etc. I prefer not to listen to any other audiobooks than yours. :)" He can be found at: https://frankmarcopolos.com