This is the 19th book in a series I am calling “quarantine life.” With all of our public libraries closed due to the corona virus, I have turned to my own bookshelves and the unread books awaiting me there.

This book had lots of big ideas, enough for at least four novels, but Dick wasn’t really able to pull it all together. The most interesting part of the book was a look at a relativistic society and the hell that it brings. It was like holding up a mirror to modern times where everyone must accept everything, but if you dare speak for the existence of objective truth then you are not acceptable.