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A
MAZE OF DEATH
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ORIGINAL TITLE:
A Maze of Death
© 1970
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AUTHOR(S):
DICK,
Philip K.
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PUBLISHER (TOP):
GOLLANCZ
ISBN:
978-0-575-07461-3
YEAR:
2005
FORMAT:
paperback
LANGUAGE:
english
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TRANSLATORS:
Yoma Cap (bottom)
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COVER ILLUSTRATION (TOP):
Chris
Moore
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PUBLISHER (BOTTOM):
HEYNE
ISBN:
3-453-53021-7
YEAR:
2005
FORMAT:
paperback
LANGUAGE:
german
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TRANSLATORS:
Yoma Cap (bottom)
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COVER ILLUSTRATION (BOTTOM):
Hauptmann
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Content:
"A Maze of Death" (german title: "Irrgarten
des Todes") starts out innocent enough. 14 people
find themselves on the planet Delmak-0, under quite interesting
circumstances.
14 strangers who encounter an environment that seems less
than stable, almost surreal. They suspect being in a form
of experiment and they die one by one ...
The question is, as so often with PKD: How far can you
trust your reality to actually be reality? And what happens
when different parameters are altered and the different
characters encounter each other? And ultimately: If we
were to do something in a simulation, how can we be sure
to behave differently in the "real" reality?
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