Various, Ace, Sphere, Daw, Penguin, . First edition, first impression. Paperback. Near fine condition, overall. Comprising: Dr Bloodmoney (Ace, 1965), The Simulacra (Ace, 1964), The Variable Man (Sphere, 1969), The Penultimate Truth (Penguin, 1970), We Can Build You (Daw, 1972, price-sticker), Zap Gun (Pyramid, 1967), A Maze of Death (Paperback Library, 1971), The Book of Philip K. Dick (Daw, 1973, 10th Printing), Vulcan's Hammer (Ace, 1960), The Preserving Machine (Ace, 1969). A lovely set, some rubbing to the wrappers and a little creasing here and there but excellent shape overall. Philip K. Dick (1928-1982) had a profound influence on the science fiction genre, and popular culture in general. He's best remembered for the source material for Blade Runner, but his main tangible influence has been on the understanding of the human mind and reality. [12396, Hyraxia Books].