Legendary PKD work which dissolves simple notions of what it is to be human. Begs questions on the nature of identity, worth, empathy and faith.

One man's struggle against the odds following the world's descent into hell. An every-day test of sanity, the will to survive and a dramatic shift of the status quo. What defines a monster these days?

A warning of the dangers of accelerated technological advance coupled with totalitarian rule: humanity now genetically engineered castes controlled through mind stultifying drugs.

Open-ended yarn that will question your sense of perspective as the boundaries between life and death become blurred. Don't expect closure as your assumptions gradually unravel.

The most well-known book from one of the founding fathers of the genre. It's the little things that kill...

Recently updated, an eclectic collection of short stories published between 1941 and 2007. Many gems including work by Asimov, Bruce Sterling, Greg Bear, J. G. Ballard, Frederik Pohl and James Blish.

Conformist hell in a society where books are outlawed and the senses are blunted with 'white noise' projected through the mass media. A dystopian landmark for its ideas.