Philip K. Dick - Upon the Dull Earth & Other Stories (Eloquent Voice) mp3

UPON THE DULL EARTH AND OTHER STORIES

By Philip K. Dick, Read by William Coon Length: 4 hours, 18 minutes [Unabridged]

In “Exhibit Piece” a long-suffering museum worker becomes a little too attached to his display of mid-twentieth century lifestyle.

In “Upon the Dull Earth” a young man refuses to let go of his soul mate, and he creates a chain reaction that he couldn’t have anticipated.

In “Progeny” one man’s idea of how to raise a child is challenged by new, more scientific techniques.

“The Last of the Masters” explores a post-apocalyptic world, where anarchists don’t just occupy Wall Street, they occupy the entire planet.

Finally, in “Breakfast at Twilight”, a family awakes to find theirs is the only house left on their street, and they are forced to make the most important decision of their lives.