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Title	:	Ubik
Author	:	Philip K. Dick
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Ventana Abierta
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2006 by La factoría de ideas (first published May 1st 1969)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fiction. Classics

Ubik

Philip K. Dick

Paperback | Pages: 288 pages

Rating: 4.09 | 78722 Users | 4116 Reviews

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Glen Runciter está muerto. ¿O lo están todos los demás? Lo que es seguro es que alguien ha muerto en una explosión organizada por los competidores de Runciter. De hecho, sus empleados asisten a un funeral. Pero durante el duelo comienzan a recibir mensajes descorcentantes, e incluso morbosos, de su jefe. Y el mundo a su alrededor comienza a desmoronarse de un modo que sugiere que a ellos tampoco les queda mucho tiempo.

Esta mordaz comedia metafísica de muerte y salvación (que podrá llevar un cómodo envase) es un tour de force de amenaza paranoica y comedia absurda, en la cual los muertos ofrecen consejos comerciales, compran su siguiente reencarnación y corren el riesgo continuo de volver a morir.

Describe Books To Ubik

Original Title:	Ubik
ISBN:	8498000831 (ISBN13: 9788498000832)
Edition Language:	Spanish
Characters:	Glen Runciter, Joe Chip, Jory, Ella Runciter, Patricia Conley, Al Hammond, Don Denny, Wendy Wright, Stanton Mick

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This is one of Philip K. Dick's strangest novels. Those who have read his novels know that is saying a lot. But there were a few surprises for me. This is one of his wittiest novels. There are a lot of clever moments especially at the beginning. Yet sooner or later Dick will take you into the weird dimension and he does it with finesse. I do not have the patience to describe the plot. Even the Goodreads description at the top is lacking. But all the necessary ingredients... frustrated

2.5 Half-Life StarsBuddy Read with Gavin the Great at BB&BUbik is a wonder, it is anything and everything you could ever need. It can taste like fresh brewed coffee, or a nice hoppy beer, or be used as salad dressing. It can relieve a headache or stomach ache or clean household items. It slices and It dices with a never dulling edge, plus makes your hair shine like never before. It will help you sleep, stops perspiration, freshens breath and will uplift your breasts. But wait theres more..It

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Herr Schoenheit von Vogelsang; sorry to break into your meditation, but a customer wishes you to assist in revving up his relative.Haha! I dont know if PKD intended the above dialogue to be humorous but it is so bizarre and PKD-esque it made me chuckle. There is often a weird stiltedness to his dialogue that I find oddly charming. I last read Ubik in 2012 (seven years ago as of today) I remember thinking this is it, this is my favorite PKD. Before this current reread I can barely remember

I'm going to echo one of the reviews I read earlier. What just happened?!? Apparently reality is simply a matter of perspective...I love it when the classics are still so incredibly fascinating! This one definitely stands up to the test of time. For a better review, why reinvent the wheel when Alex has already written perfection.4+ StarsListened to the audio book. Luke Daniels was excellent

Hey, what happened to my review? It was here recently but now seems to have vanished. Maybe it died in a bomb blast on the moon. Or maybe it crawled, weakened and frightened, into my closet in the middle of the night to die. Or maybe it's not dead at all. Maybe I'm dead, and my review is alive, trying to reach me through various apparitions in what I perceive to be reality. Or maybe it's all different. One thing's for sure: I'm going to need a lot of Ubik.

What I want more than anything right now is for some fashion designer or talented artist to do a series of illustrations of the clothing in this book. When it comes to ludicrous future fashions, Ubik is the Ur-text. Among the outfits described herein are the following racy numbers: green felt knickers, gray golf socks, badger-hide open-midriff blouse and imitation patent-leather pumps [Al Hammond] a Continental outfit: tweed toga, loafers, crimson sash and a purple airplane-propellor beanie