Cody Goodfellow and Anthony Trevino Both return to the Dickheads Podcast to talk in depth about Cody's new Science Fiction epic New Tomorrow!

Speaking of podcasts! I was a guest on the Paperback Warrior podcast to talk The Last Night to Kill Nazis, Punk Rock Ghost Story and more.

The Science Fiction Hall of Fame series is back! In this episode we enter the 1950s ( well it was written in 45) with Scanners live in Vain by Cordwainer Smith. I’m joined by authors Duncan Barlow and Brian Evenson. Audio where you pod…

PKD Hangouts the next two weeks! Tuesday night 6 PM PST live on zoom! Join us! 9/23 @aijiang.bsky.social is a Chinese-Canadian writer, Ignyte, Bram Stoker, and Nebula Award winner, and Hugo, Astounding, Locus, Aurora, and BFSA Award finalist from Changle, Fujian currently residing in Toronto...

Saw it in the theater in 2011. Not as good as Hark's Detective Dee movies around that time, but Jet Li sword fighting...I'm down.

Very bleak Portland-based crime drama anchored by a great Vanessa Kirby performance.

If I was Seth Meyers Closer Look tonight would be a satire of a Trump style North Korean news cast.

This my favorite short story I am publishing this year. Can’t wait for this collection.

Last week to get in on the pre-order special!

Democratic elected officials, here's some unsolicited advice. People are looking for leadership. Right now. This moment. Someone, anyone, take the konch and forcefully respond to JD Vance and Stephen Miller's promise to declare war against America. Speak up now. Press conference today.

JD Vance is calling on employers to fire employees for exercising their First Amendment rights. Yet another reminder why I’m grateful that I don’t work for corporate media—I work for my readers. And now, JD, I will exercise my First Amendment rights by telling you to go fuck your fascist self.

Doing an interview today with the Paperback Warrior podcast. Exciting for me because The PW review of the Last Night to Kill Nazis is one of my favorite reviews I've ever read.

In 1970 or 1971 PKD wrote a story called Cadbury, The Beaver Who Lacked, which has three entries in Dickapedia. The story was not published until the 5th volume of the collected stories in 1987. I read, wrote the Dickapedia entries, while it is strange there is not much to it. Moving on...

Just finished the Dickapedia entries for The Electric Ant, one of PKD's best short stories, written in 1968. An excellent borderline cosmic horror tale about a corporate executive who has an accident and discovers he is and has always been a robot...

In a effort to talk about anything else. I am working on questions for the panel I am moderating about Severance. Here is my article on PKD themes and the show. A show funded by a major corporation that tackles how employers want to dehumanize us to make capital off our lives.

For everyone saying political violence has no place in this country… Remember two Democratic legislators were shot in Minnesota just this year. And America shrugged and moved on.

The funniest part of Donald Trump saying the Jeffrey Epstein story is a “dead issue”? Epstein literally died while Trump was president. You can’t make this stuff up. The guy was in federal custody under Trump’s DOJ, and now he wants to pretend it’s ancient history.

Going to SFAM in LA? I am only on schedule Twice. I will be moderating a panel on Severance on Thursday 1:30 PM & Presenting my paper Friday 10 AM on AI and labor block: The paper is called “Artificial Empathy, Animal Rights, Robots and the Fake Humans of Philip K. Dick”

No one wants to miss a chance to be in a project like this…

Faith of our Fathers might be PKD's BEST shorts story. I just finished the Dickapedia entries for it. An absolute masterpiece about a global communist party using drugs to make the population docile...

Tuesdays in September on the (PKD) Dick hangout live Zoom  6 PM PST 9 PM EST. This is a weekly live online hangout for Philip K Dick fans. We have a guest for the first hour and then hangout checking in the second hour. This Tuesday.... Log on here... sfsu.zoom.us/j/8790030362...

Dickapedia entries written for a 1965 short story called Return Match. A weird little story about alien casinos that melt when their alien origins are uncovered. There is also a reference in the story to a character having "a girlfriend, Nancy Hackett in La Jolla."

Book Review up for this beautifully written splatter fantasy that I would describe as Battle Royale meets Cabal. Not really my thing, still really enjoyed it.

I love original Kurosawa, so I was skeptical. Overall, I liked it and thought it was a worthy remake. Certainly if you have AppleTV you should watch it. /

I’ve been a devoted @mystgalaxybooks.bsky.social patron for over a decade. There was one year I was unemployed for six months and still managed to spend $1200🙈 When I saw the article talking about how they now offer low cost wedding ceremonies to LGBTQ+ people, I fell even further in love.

@hugospodcast.com had me on Hugo-award nominated show Hugos There Podcast to talk about my latest novel Great America in Dead World. The conversation ranges from the experiment of writing a novel with the PKD Formula, what is reality in our modern partisan America? Lots more...

I was interviewed on my favorite podcast!

Episode of Postcards from a Dying World is out. My guest are the majority of the authors who have stories in the new anthology Space Horrors edited by Eunice Magill. No spoilers we talk about the stories in this book and Space horror in general. E-book available/ pre-order, paperback next month.

Fourth story of Dickapedia entries today. "Not by its Cover." A pretty unremarkable story except for the return of Wubs. Well their fur. This publisher is making new Latin editions of Lucretius' poem De Rerum Natura bound in Wub fur. Not cool.

Dickapedia entries for the 1964 Short story A Game of Unchance. This is a weird story about an alien circus that scams Martian farmers out of their land. Weirdest part, there is a performer named "No-head" whose eyes, ears and nose have moved around his body.

Dickapedia Entries written for Holy Quarrel a story written in 1965. It is about a military supercomputer that determines Northern California is a hot enemy target. The technicians rush to figure out why and they figure the AI is tracking a guy distributing gumball machines...

Hey PKD / SF folks - there are still chances to volunteer as a researcher for Dickapedia: the Philip K. Dick Encyclopedia. The Team of 20 plus volunteer researchers has already finished writing entries for more than 100 stories, and 30 novels. We have four unassigned novels left...

Donnie Yen fighting his way across Hong Kong to get a witness to court is a hell of a third act. Pretty silly when it tries to be a legal drama.

New Book review up... I also interviewed Rebecca for the podcast. The Brood is a eco-horror tale with elements of feminist body horror as well. Out in October...

looking forward to this one. I have a story about a prison on Mercury called "Sentenced to the Crucible." Tomorrow I am releasing a podcast with most of the authors. During the pre-order you can get a cheaper e-book. Paperback details when available.

I shut the book and looked at Cari “I just the finished reading the last short story by Philip K Dick, I have now read all 123 short stories.” Cari pauses a moment and then says. “If I had a confetti gun I would shoot it.”

Finished Dickapedia entries for the mid-60s story "Your Appointment Will be Yesterday." Phil would expand this short story about time reversing itself in 1986 into the novel Counter-Clock World. I think it actually works better as a short story. Still you can't think about the details too much...

That about sums it up?

new & restocked horror now available at b&n sioux falls!

Tense, hard-to-watch horror movie from Australia. Very worth watching.

I wrote a column for Amazing Stories on the trip The PKD hangout crew took to the Bay Area, to tour sites where PKD lived and a couple of locations he wrote about in Man In The High Castle, Dr. Bloodmoney, and A Scanner Darkly.

My story in Dread Coast is called "To Speak in Silver Linings." It is a very Stanislaw Lem-influenced cosmic horror story...but there are 23 other authors writing about Southern California. Very cool book that benefits victims of LA wildfires... Let tell you about the best way to get it..

"Are you sure it is him?" "I'm sure, I never forget an asshole."

episode of Postcards from a Dying World up now! In 1988 John Carpenter almost followed up They Live with Shane Black's horror war script Shadow Company. I am joined by Anthony and Issa to break down this unproduced cult classic script. Video available via YouTube.

@wellgousa.bsky.social Why are so many of your movies only available dubbed on Rooku channel, and Tubi. Love your releases, I love to share links for others but such a bummer.

Retreat Syndrome is a 1964 short story. I just finished the Dickapedia entries. A strange story about a revolutionary who has a therapist trying to convince him that there is no revolution. There is a updated screenplay of this that could really improve on the pulp world-building.

Dickapedia entries written for the 1964 short story Precious Artifacts. This is strange "what is real?" story for PKD. It is a about Mars Terraformer who travels back to Earth after humans won an interstellar war. Back home our main character starts...

The movie is amazing. Uncle/Nephew story, very sweet. Amazing performances. Crime, this didn't get any Oscar nods.

Film them!

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