About the book: 2005 / Philip K. Dick Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said 1974 Philip K. Dick "Flow your tears..." // trans. from English — M.KondratievFuture. Jason Taverner is the biggest television star, the host of the most popular show, a man who is successful in everything - even in his small failures. Luxurious penthouses, magnificent suits, brilliant lovers, an incredible career - the whole world belongs to him, and he is happy with the way this world works. But one day he wakes up and finds out that he no longer exists. His documents turn out to be fakes. Neither fans, nor acquaintances, nor those closest to him recognize him - as if he never existed. And the once wonderful world turns to him with a completely different side... “Flow, Tears” is a novel from the heyday of Philip K. Dick’s creativity - the heyday, not noticed by readers and resulted in deep depression, which the writer struggled with for several years. Only after Dick’s death, when public thought suddenly discovered that the world had lost an extraordinary thinker and philosopher, did readers begin to return to Dick what they owed…