[Arioch7]

Very cool. I like PKD myself BUT I have to say that his Valis Trilogy was disturbing to me.

It seems to me that this trilogy was simply madness put to paper and I found it interesting but when the Timothy Archer story came in, I was baffled.

Hell, I read Foucault's Pendulum By Umberto Eco and wasn't nearly as confused.

Just a small gripe about a great writer.

On a side note, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. died today. I know he is a left-winger but I enjoyed his writing.

Arioch7

[pjd]

I like PKD myself BUT I have to say that his Valis Trilogy was disturbing to me.

I have to agree with you there, except for the first of the series The Divine Invasion which I enjoyed quite a bit. Was hoping the other two would be similar, but they each got increasingly weird.

I thought that Minority Report and Paycheck were pretty good adaptions of the short stories. Except, in Paycheck, they changed the ending quite a bit. However, most of the story was there.

[-=SoylentSquirrel=-]

I did not know Kurt Vonnegut died.