Philip K. Dick: Philosophical Pulp Poet
His stories have been adapted into blockbuster films such as Blade Runner, Total Recall, and The Minority Report—but his life and experiences are even stranger than the Science Fiction that he wrote. With newly adapted shows such as The Man in the High Castle and Electric Dreams, we’ll take a look the the life and philosophies of a writer who rode the Multiverse and saw different realties—and sometimes lived them.

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Blade Runner | Making of Blade Runner | Warner. Bros Entertainment

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Franz Kafka’s Dark Truth | Historical Documentary | Lucasfilm

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The WILD Acting Methods Behind Trainspotting | Acting Breakdown

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The Death of Pulp Fantasy

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Horrors on the Internet Archive

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Ralph Bakshi | Animation's New Wave

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Naomi Klein on Trumpism and Our Age of ‘Unlikely Bedfellows’ | The Ezra Klein Show

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How Warner Bros. Killed a $17 Billion Cartoon Empire

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Top 10 Philip K Dick Adaptations

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Grant Morrison: Talking With Gods - Official Full Film

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How Marvel's Editors Botched the Spider-Man Clone Saga

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From the Archives: Christopher Hitchens (Full Interview)

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Neuromancer: The Origin of Cyberpunk | A Horrifying Dystopia

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A late-night conversation with Michael Moorcock about ELRIC: CITADEL OF FORGOTTEN MYTHS!

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Spinoza: A Complete Guide to Life

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i read the 10 most disturbing books ever written.

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Vince Taylor: From Music to Madness

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UBIK by Philip K. Dick | Why You MUST Read It!

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Philip K. Dick, Aliens, and the Afterlife with James Tunney

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