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Stability

Roog

The Little Movement

Beyond Lies the Wub

The Gun

The Skull

The Defenders

Mr. Spaceship

Piper in the Woods

The Infinites

The Preserving Machine

Expendable

The Variable Man

The Indefatigable Frog

The Crystal Crypt

The Short Happy Life of the Brown Oxford

The Builder

Meddler

Paycheck

The Great C

Out in the Garden

The King of the Elves

Colony

Prize Ship

Nanny

Notes

 

Carol Publishing Group edition, 1999

Copyright © 1987 by The Estate of Philip K. Dick

Foreword © 1987 by Steven Owen Godersky

Introduction © 1987 by Roger Zelazny

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Preface
By Philip K. Dick   I will define science fiction, first, by saying what sf is not. It cannot be defined as "a story (or novel or play) set in the future," s

Foreword
By Steven Owen Godersky   There is a current coin-of-phrase that touts Philip K. Dick as the greatest science fiction mind on any planet. Well, that and a trajectory t

Introduction
By Roger Zelazny   When I was approached to write this introduction I declined. It had nothing to do with my attitude toward Phil Dick's work. It was, rather, because I felt

Stability
  Robert Benton slowly spread his wings, flapped them several times and sailed majestically off the roof and into the darkness. He was swallowed up by the night at once. Bene

The Little Movement
  The man was sitting on the sidewalk, holding the box shut with his hands. Impatiently the lid of the box moved, straining up against his fingers. "All right," the

Beyond Lies the Wub
  They had almost finished with the loading. Outside stood the Optus, his arms folded, his face sunk in gloom. Captain Franco walked leisurely down the gangplank, grinning. &

The Gun
  The Captain peered into the eyepiece of the telescope. He adjusted the focus quickly. "It was an atomic fission we saw, all right," he said presently. He sighed a

The Skull
  "What is this opportunity?" Conger asked. "Go on. I'm interested." The room was silent; all faces were fixed on Conger -- still in the drab prison unifo

The Defenders
  Taylor sat back in his chair reading the morning newspaper. The warm kitchen and the smell of coffee blended with the comfort of not having to go to work. This was his Rest Period,

Mr. Spaceship
  Kramer leaned back. "You can see the situation. How can we deal with a factor like this? The perfect variable." "Perfect? Prediction should still be possible

Piper in the Woods
  "Well, Corporal Westerburg," Doctor Henry Harris said gently, "just why do you think you're a plant?" As he spoke, Harris glanced down again at the card

The Infinites
  "I don't like it," Major Crispin Eller said. He stared through the port scope, frowning. "An asteroid like this with plenty of water, moderate temper­ature, an atmosp

The Preserving Machine
  Doc Labyrinth leaned back in his lawn chair, closing his eyes gloomily. He pulled his blanket up around his knees. "Well?" I said. I was standing by the barbecue

Expendable
  The man came out on the front porch and examined the day. Bright and cold -- with dew on the lawns. He buttoned his coat and put his hands in his pockets. As the man starte

The Indefatigable Frog
  "Zeno was the first great scientist," Professor Hardy stated, looking sternly around his classroom. "For example, take his paradox of the frog and the well. As Zeno s

The Crystal Crypt
  "Attention Inner-Flight ship! Attention! You are ordered to land at the Control Station on Deimos for inspection. Attention! You are to land at once!" The metalli

The Short Happy Life of the Brown Oxford
  "I have something to show you," Doc Labyrinth said. From his coat pocket he gravely drew forth a matchbox. He held the matchbox tightly, his eyes fixed on it. "You're

The Builder
  "E.J. Elwood!" Liz said anxiously. "You aren't listening to anything we're saying. And you're not eating a bit. What in the world is the matter with you? Sometimes I

Meddler
  They entered the great chamber. At the far end, technicians hovered around an immense illuminated board, following a complex pattern of lights that shifted rapidly, flashing through

Paycheck
  All at once he was in motion. Around him smooth jets hummed. He was on a small private rocket cruiser, moving leisurely across the afternoon sky, between cities. "Ugh!

The Great C
  He was not told the questions until just before it was time to leave. Walter Kent drew him aside from the others. Putting his hands on Meredith's shoulders, he looked intently into

Out in the Garden
  "That's where she is," Robert Nye said. "As a matter of fact, she's always out there. Even when the weather's bad. Even in the rain." "I see,"

The King of the Elves
  It was raining and getting dark. Sheets of water blew along the row of pumps at the edge of the filling station; the tree across the highway bent against the wind. Shadrach

Prize Ship
  General Thomas Groves gazed glumly up at the battle maps on the wall. The thin black line, the iron ring around Ganymede, was still there. He waited a moment, vaguely hoping, but th

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