The Man in the High Castle

Дик Филип Киндред, 2019

Overview

Imagine a world where the Axis powers triumphed in World War II. It's 1962, and the globe is divided between Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. The United States has been carved up, with the Nazis controlling the East Coast and the Japanese ruling the West Coast. A neutral zone exists in the middle, a buffer between these two dominant superpowers. In this fractured America, a mysterious novel called "The Grasshopper Lies Heavy" circulates in the underground. Written by the enigmatic "Man in the High Castle," the book presents an alternate reality where the Allies won the war. This narrative becomes a beacon of hope for those who dream of a different world, one free from oppression. But is this alternative history merely fiction, or does it hold a deeper truth? The novel explores themes of reality, perception, and the power of belief in the face of overwhelming adversity.

Who it's for

• Readers interested in alternative history and speculative fiction.
• Fans of Philip K. Dick's thought-provoking and philosophical novels.
• Those intrigued by stories that challenge our understanding of reality.
• Readers who enjoy complex characters and intricate plotlines.
• Individuals interested in exploring themes of political power and resistance.

Key features

• Hardcover edition for durability and lasting value.
• Published by Orion Books, known for quality literature.
• Authored by Philip K. Dick, a master of science fiction.
• Features 288 pages of compelling narrative.
• Written in English.
• Published in 2019.
• ISBN: 9781473223479.
• Dimensions: 202x136x26 mm.