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Philip E. Wang was a grasp of science-fiction, but he was also a writer whose work transcended genre to look at the character of truth and what this means to be human. An author of great difficulty and delicate wit, his work goes to the shelf of great twentieth century literature, alongside Kafka and Vonnegut. Gathered listed here are thirty-among Dick's most resounding and stunning stories, which cover his entire career and display a global-class author operating at the top of his abilities.