Dr. Bloodmoney Audiobook

" Disappointing and confusing. The whole book is a metaphor I stopped caring about halfway through. "

" Even after the bomb drops, people, including mutants, are still people. They have businesses, cheat on their spouses, have petty jealouses etc. This is a brilliant sf classic. "

" Like always, Philip K. Dick is insane. He prose is plain and unassumingly, but the man's ideas are far beyond that of any sane writer I've read yet. But the characters in all of their dysfunction, even after a nuclear holocaust are all fun and extremely insane. Most have you doubting their actions and thoughts as insanity until, in fact, other characters in the book witness the surreal in real life. It definitely takes you out of convention. "

" The ending is sooo anticlimactic. You could stop 80 pages before the end and have a fine book. "

" Un po' piatto, ma scorrevole. "

" This was surprisingly compatible with the book I just finished, The Dubliners. It also has made me want to read Of Human Bondage by W. Somerset Maugham. The best thing about post-apocalypse stories are the books that the surviving characters cling to. "

" What a mind-bender! "

" Not Dick's best work, but still work a read. "

" There is a DJ trapped in a satellite, who still broadcasts music and books to the war-ravaged earth. Everyone tunes in as he passes overhead. This is the warmest and sweetest of PKD's batshit-crazy books. "

" Analisi lucida e spietata di una possibile societ "

" this is one of the better dick books. i really liked it. though i tend to like most books about post-apocalyptic times. "

" My favorite Dick novel I've read. It was surreal at times but didn't make me feel like I was on drugs the way his other books do. "

" A novel discribing life after nuclear holocaust. Like always, Philip manages to capture you with an interesting plot and fleshed out characters. Don't read this as your first PK Dick book. "

" What a shame you can't give no stars. This book deserved it. "

" Odd, but interesting. Bit of a period piece. "

" A work of genius "

" I was in a dystopian mood. Not exactly what I was hoping for. "

" Interesting, but not his best. "

" A bit long for Dick, and has some of his creepier moments. Dangerfield is a pretty good prototype of the Dick hero in a lot of ways, though (as opposed to the Decker/Joe Chip style Dick protagonist). "

" The premise is interesting, but all the good ideas and parts got lost between characters I didn't care about and elements that were just plain stupid. "

" I liked the world he created, but just as it started to get interesting toward the end, it petered out. He was also a little too obsessed with phocomelia. I did enjoy the post-apocalyptic bay area he created, though. "

" I just plain didn't like this. The dystopian future post-atomic war was vaguely interesting, but I just didn't buy the weird mutations, bizarre powers and strange motivations of the characters. "

" Post-Apocalyptic Societies even more banal than The Stand. "

" I enjoyed the beginning and middle of the book. The characters and situation were interesting but I felt like nothing much came of it. The book felt like a snippet of these people lives more so than a full plot, I think mostly due to the anticlimactic ending. I felt like "that's it?" "

" This book made no goddamn sense. "

" Post-apocalyptic fun. Not the most coherent, but what PKD book is? "

" Post-apocalyptic Philip K. Dick? Lots of fun. "

" I was in a dystopian mood. Not exactly what I was hoping for. "

" Phillip K Dick does Post Apocalyptia! "

" This was surprisingly compatible with the book I just finished, The Dubliners. It also has made me want to read Of Human Bondage by W. Somerset Maugham. The best thing about post-apocalypse stories are the books that the surviving characters cling to. "