Philip K. Dick (1928-1982) was a prolific and award-winning article writer, creating thirty-six novels and five brief story collections which have influenced readers for decades. Popular movies such as Total Recall (We Can Remember It For You Wholesale), Blade Runner (Do Androids Imagine Electric powered Sheep?), and Minority Survey owe their achievement to the author”s huge and creative catalog. Philip K. Dick”s tales share his eyesight of the future which turns a reflection on societal themes like greed, government about Volume I: The King of the Elves distrust, as well as the obsession with “bigger and better,” showing how we can be our own ideal enemy.

The King of the Elves is the first installment in Philip K. Dick”s five-volume brief tale collection. Included are

•”The Little Movement”: Toys, determined to defeat the adults of the world, infiltrate homes by manipulating children

•”Meddler”: Technology called “The Dip” allows visitors to observe historical events, but when they develop a new version that presents them the near future, the hazards of foresight wreak havoc on days gone by

•”The King from the Elves”: Shadrach Jones is provided a great responsibility when elves collect at his filling place and talk of a battle with trolls

•And 23 more riveting tales from this get better at of Science-Fiction.