About the book: 2010 / Philip Kindred Dick, star of “hard” SF, luminary of psychedelic prose, champion of science fiction adaptations, destroyer of worlds, etc., and other... His books shake our familiar existence to the very core. Almost every one of them gives rise to more questions that are unsafe for reason than they provide answers. Therefore, for several generations now, thinking people all over the world have been racking their brains over Dick’s “must-read” novels. This collection includes three famous novels from 1964, which falls on the most fruitful - and most dramatic - period of his work. Contents: The penultimate truth (novel, translation by M. Pchelintsev), pp. 5-244 Clans of the Alphan Moon (novel, translation by M. Dronov), pp. 245-482 Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch (novel, translation by K. Pleshkov), pp.. 483-732