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So far this reminds me a bit more of his older SF novels than his later work. It's certainly a far cry from its prequel Valis. It contains some elements of Ubik as well as Transmigration of Timothy Archer and of course the Gnostic influence which i suspect figures prominently in all the Valis trilogy books. I found the characterization of the political posturing and intrigue between the Church and the Scientific Legate on the Earth of this book to be unconvincing, in fact it prompted me to put t
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Since i first enjoyed this book i have re-read it three times. i am sure that i will read it many more times in years to come, it being one of the most beautiful stories from one of the more beautifully warped minds to ever write an SF novel.
this was the best of the Valis trilogy
by far
by far
Apr 04, 2007
NumberLord
marked it as to-read
Apr 01, 2008
Dash
marked it as to-read
Oct 26, 2008
Erich Franz Linner-Guzmann
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it was amazing
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