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I just finished reading...'s topics | by DevastatorJr | Wed, Nov 12
Actually, this is pretty much what EVERY Philip K. Dick book is about, except in the Science Fiction books, the inner turmoil is projected outwards in the form of government conspiracies, mad cyborgs and alien invaders. This one was the naked beast itself. It was quite disturbing. I don’t wan...
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