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42. The Minority Report By Philip K. Dick News about the movie. http://www.philipkdick.com/hollywood/minority/minority.htm

Click here to return to Hollywood Click here to return to philipKdick.com. the philipKdick.com report on . . . News, updates and information about the film in theaters now! Minority Report, the short story by Philip K. Dick was first published in 1956 in the magazine Fantastic Universe. The story is to be made into a film, directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Tom Cruise. The budget is rumored to be over $80 million with plenty of special effects in store. The Minority Report is positioned to be one of the biggest films of next year and one of the best science fiction movies of all time. Table Of Contents Credits News The Story Links ... philipKdick.com Review Scheduled Release Date: June 21, 2002 Directed by Steven Spielberg Written by Gary Goldman, Ron Shusett Jon Cohen and Scott Frank based on the short story by Philip K. Dick Starring Tom Cruise Colin Farrell Samantha Morton Meryl Streep Max Von Sydow Produced by Jan de Bont Original music by John Williams Cinematography by Janusz Kaminski Film Editing by Michael Kahn Special Effects by A Twentieth Century Fox Film Production Companies Blue Tulip Amblin Entertainment Dreamworks News and Updates These news reports have been collected from around the web as they develop. If you find an article or hear of any Minority Report news, please send an e-mail to

43. Philip K. Dick Listing of films based on his fiction.Category Arts Literature Authors D dick, philip K....... http://www.imdb.com/Name?Dick, Philip K.

44. Philip K. Dick Awards Home Page The philip K. dick Awards for distinguished science fiction. http://ebbs.english.vt.edu/exper/kcramer/PKDA.html

The Official Philip K. Dick Awards Home Page Administrators: David G. Hartwell , Gordon Van Gelder Sponsoring organization: The Philadelphia Science Fiction Society Sponsoring Convention: Norwescon RULES The current administrators of the Philip K. Dick Awards are David G. Hartwell ((212)388-0100, ext. 883) and Gordon Van Gelder (201)876-2551). Sponsors. The award is sponsored by the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society. The contact person is Gary Feldbaum, 117 Alexis Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19115, Tel: (215) 563-2511; fax (215) 563-3833. The award ceremony held each year in March is sponsored by Norwescon (the Northwest Science Fiction Society). The contact person there is William Sadorus (206) 957-5758; fax (206) 554-2664. Awards Criteria. The award is given to a distinguished original science fiction paperback published for the first time during the award year in the U.S.A. A second award may be given for the runner-up. Original. The work must be original. Single-author collections of short stories are eligible and anthologies are eligible provided their components are eligible. (An anthology which is predominantly new could potentially be given the award even if a few of the stories are reprints; this question should be referred to the administration for adjudication.) Science fiction.

45. The Dick Factor: Philip K. Dick's Hollywood Informative discussion of film adaptations of dick's novels and stories.Category Arts Literature Authors D dick, philip K. Reviews...... Paranoid and profound, philip K. dick's mindaltering, ground-breaking science-fictionnovels are influential, infectious and highly attractive to Hollywood. http://www.stim.com/Stim-x/0896August/Automedia/pkdick.html

by Greg Kuchmek Paranoid and profound, Philip K. Dick's mind-altering, ground-breaking science-fiction novels are influential, infectious and highly attractive to Hollywood. Four films and at least two theatrical productions have been based on his work. It is also rumored that Stanley Kubrick's in-production film, A.I., is based on Dick's Martian Time Slip , and a script based on his story, The Minority Report , is circulating Hollywood. These films, in turn, have caused a resurge in interest in Dick's work; there is a proliferation of quality trade editions of his formerly near out-of-print work. Dick's jittery paranoid vision appeals to contemporary readers, and his dominant theme of the fragility of "reality" particularly lends itself to filmmaking. During his 1928-82 life span, Dick was a prolific author, with over forty science-fiction novels, several "mainstream" novels, countless stories, and a personal memoir to his credit. Exploring present, future and other-dimensional worlds, Dick always questioned and attacked the fabric of reality. Whether by drugs, technology, schizophrenia, conspiracies, or random twists of fate, Dick's characters lose their grip on life, and find all they perceive as real to be spurious or immaterial. They descend through layer upon layer of false realities until they reach the very foundation of what MUST be real, and then Dick begins to pick away at that also. Since cinema itself is based on creating a false reality, Dick's vision has a resonance when made into film. And when the vision is paired with insidious technology, mind-blowing drugs or endless conspiracies, you can't help but have a thriller. However, it is just these qualities that often undermine the creation of a film that really addresses PKD's philosophical concerns: it's just too easy to make a great action film based on his concepts.

46. An Interview With Philip K. Dick Back The Mainstream That Through the Ghetto Flows An Interview withphilip K. dick. Interviewer Copyright 1976, philip K. dick. http://www.id-online.de/ufo/pkdint.htm

Back The Mainstream That Through the Ghetto Flows An Interview with Philip K. Dick Interviewer: Why science fiction out of all the forms of literature you could have chosen? Was it a conscious decision? Dick: Yes, because there's more likelihood in science fiction for the expression of pure ideas than you find in other genres. Interviewer: People say science fiction is "a ghetto." And then on the other hand they say it's a "literature of ideas." But all literature is supposed to be a literature of ideas, right? So why is it that science fiction gets tagged with that label and in the same breath gets tagged as a "ghetto"? In other words, why can people get away with paying a lot less money for it? Dick: In the first place, science fiction has changed a lot in the last few years. It's coming out of the ghetto, but all that's done is make it worse . The writing is worse now that it's coming out of the ghetto because it's losing its identity. It's losing its shape. It's becoming like silly putty. Nowadays, you can call anything you want "science fiction" or you can decide not to call it "science fiction." For example, I have a book coming out. If you buy the Doubleday hard-cover, you're reading a "mainstream" novel; if you buy the Ballantine paperback, you're reading a "science fiction" novel. So if I were to talk to you about my new novel, I'd have to ask you whether you read the Doubleday hardback or the Ballantine paperback. We'd be talking about

47. DICK, Philip K. - Personal Data philip K. dick. Science Fiction is a lot of fun to write and its worthall of the bad financial breaks to do it. I don't regret one thing. http://members.tripod.com/~gwillick/dick.html

S P A C E L I G H T Return to Alphabetical Listing VITAL STATISTICS Name: DICK, Philip Kindred Aged: Born: December 16, 1928 Where: Chicago, Illinois Died: March 2, 1982 Where: Orange County, CA Interred: Fort Morgan, Colorado, City Cemetery Married: Jeanette Marlin When: May 1948 (div) Married#2: Kleon Apostolides When: June 1950 (div 58) Married#3: Anne Williams Rubinstein When: 1958 (div 64) Married#4: Nancy Hackett When: Married#5: Tessa Busby When: April 18, 1973 (div) SS#: 550-38-3080 CA Awarded: 1963 Hugo for Man in the High Castle ; 1967 British SF Award for The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch ; 1975 John W. Campbell Memorial Award for Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said ; and the 1979 British SF Award for A Scanner Darkly Philip K. Dick "Science Fiction is a lot of fun to write and its worth all of the bad financial breaks to do it. I don't regret one thing. Well, that's not true. I regret it when they turn off the electricity." Dick sold his first short story to in 1951, although "Beyond Lies the Wub" in Planet Stories, July 1952 is also claimed as first. Dick apparently wrote for four years, beginning in 1947, without selling anything. Volume 1 of the Collected Short Stories of PKD further confuses the matter by listing all enclosed stories as 1947 to 1951. Phil's first novel was Solar Lottery , no controversy on that.

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htmlAdWH('7005340', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002028', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help The Absolutely Essential Page of Great Quotes VERSION 2.0 Philip K. Dick: “I am a living animal, tied to a dying soul.” Philip K. Dick “What he did not know then is that it is sometimes an appropriate response to reality to go insane.” Philip K. Dick’s VALIS “Let it be said that one of the first symptoms of psychosis is that the person feels perhaps he is becoming psychotic. It is another Chinese fingertrap. You cannot think about it without becoming part of it.” Philip K. Dick’s VALIS “1) Those who agree with you are insane. 2) Those who do not agree with you are in power.” Philip K. Dick’s VALIS “The basic tool for the manipulation of reality is the manipulation of words. If you can control the meaning of words, you can control the people who must use the words.” Philip K. Dick “Just because something bears the aspect of the inevitable one should not, therefore, go along willingly with it.”

49. Philip K. Dick In Science Fiction List of science fiction novels which contain references to dick, or in which he is a character. http://www.adherents.com/lit/sf_PKD.html

Philip K. Dick in Science Fiction This annotated bibliography list, a subset derived from the Adherents.com Religion in Literature database, is intended as a resource for literary research. It lists mainstream science fiction novels or short stories which contain references to Philip K. Dick. It is not necessarily a comprehensive list of such literature, but all Hugo-, Campbell-, Nebula- and Locus-winning novels have been indexed, as have many other major works. Philip K. Dick is one of the most enigmatic and distinctive writers in the history of science fiction. His personal life was in many ways as unusual as his fiction. Fans and other writers have enjoyed PKD's numerous novels and short stories, which were always unique but at the same time hit upon a number of "Dickian" themes. PKD frequently wrote about the very nature of reality, and about how we know what we know. Spiritual, religious and philosophical themes were prominent. He considered advances in technology not in the optimistic or pessimistic modes typical of other genre writers, but as commonplace components of a shockingly commonplace existence. Dick's worlds managed to be more bizarre than those of other writers, while at the same time exuding a greasy, lived-in, almost mundane reality. PKD was a "science fiction writer's writer." Many of the genre's pros have cited him as an important influence. Some have even referred to him within the their own fiction. Such references are listed on this page.

50. The Philip K. Dick Show Gute Links und ein Beitrag, wie ein kleiner SFAutor nicht nur von Hollywood ausgebeutet wird. http://members.ping.at/shado/PhilDick.html

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51. SF Winners Speculative fiction novels that have won the Hugo Award, Nebula Award, John W. Campbell Award, and philip K. dick Award. http://www.sfwinners.com

Award-Winning Novels Welcome to Speculative Fiction Winners! Here you'll find a list of all the major speculative fiction award-winning novels with links to where you can (in most cases) get a book synopsis, read reviews, and purchase each title. If there are awards in the speculative fiction field that are not listed here that interest you, please let me know. Hugo Award Winning Novels Nebula Award Winning Novels John W. Campbell Award Winning Novels Philip K. Dick Award Winning Novels ... Top-Twelve Novels (Survey of SF Professionals) ©2003 Davenport Enterprises. All rights reserved. E-mail: webmaster@sfwinners.com

52. Philip K. Dick, Science Fiction Writer And Composer Novels. dick, philip K., Solar Lottery, Ace, New York, 1955. Collections of ShortFiction. dick, philip K., A Handful of Darkness, Rich and Cowan, 1955. http://www.hycyber.com/SF/dick_philip_k.html

Philip Kindred Dick December 16, 1928 (Chicago, Illinois) - March 2, 1982 (Santa Ana, California) Novels Dick, Philip K., Solar Lottery, Ace, New York, 1955. (aka World of Chance The World Jones Made, Ace, New York, 1956. The Man Who Japed, Ace, New York, 1956. Eye in the Sky, Ace, New York, 1957. The Cosmic Puppets, Ace, New York, 1957. Time Out of Joint, Lippincott, New York, 1959. Dr. Futurity, Ace, New York, 1960. Ace, New York, 1960. The Man in the High Castle, Putnam, New York, 1962. Hugo The Game-Players of Titan, Ace, New York, 1963. The Martian Time-Slip, Ballantine, New York, 1964. The Penultimate Truth, Belmont-Tower, New York, 1964. The Simulacra, Ace, New York, 1964. Clans of the Alphane Moon, Ace, New York, 1964. Dr. Bloodmoney; or, How We Got Along After the Bomb, Ace, New York, 1965. The Three Stimata of Palmer Eldritch, Doubleday, New York, 1965. Now Wait for Last Year, Doubleday, New York, 1966. The Crack in Space, Ace, New York, 1966. The Unteleported Man, Ace, New York, 1966. The Ganymede Takeover, Ace, New York, 1967. (with Ray Nelson)

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57. Guardian Unlimited Books | Authors | Dick, Philip K philip K dick (19281982). Recommended biography Divine Invasions A Lifeof philip K dick by Lawrence Sutin; dick's autobiographical Valis. http://books.guardian.co.uk/authors/author/0,5917,-57,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home Guardian Review By genre Reviews ... Useful sites and work online Search this site PHILIP K DICK "I was 12 when I read my first SF magazine: I was actually looking for popular science. I was most amazed. Stories about science? My view became magic equals science, and science of the future equals magic." Birthplace Chicago, US Education UC Berkeley, US (German and philosophy; dropped out) Other jobs He worked in a second-hand jazz store. Did you know? In February and March of 1974, Dick experienced a series of visual/auditory hallucinations that he referred to as "2-3-74" and which came to dominate his life and work from then on. He claims that one afternoon he was hit by a beam of pink light and a "higher intelligence" informed him that his young son was very ill. He took the boy to hospital, where they discovered a potentially fatal inguinal hernia. Surgery was performed, and the boy's life was saved. Critical verdict Being branded a sci-fi writer was critical death in America, and for a long time Dick's eclectically cerebral books were judged more on the lurid pulp covers so beloved by American publishing houses than their actual content. His fellow writers, of course, knew different: "The fact that what Dick is entertaining us about is reality and madness, time and death, sin and salvation, has escaped most critics," opined Ursula K Le Guin. Dick finally achieved the acclaim he deserved with the release of the film Blade Runner - just months after he'd died of a stroke.

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