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Wonderful beginning. Nice melodic style.

Still good. Manfred's schizophrenia begins to assume control.

Phillip Dick never fails. This one concerns different interpretations of autism and schizophrenia.

As usual, the plot and characters are interesting, and the themes are thought-provoking. Dick seems to enjoy focusing on the worst facets of our civilization.

Still a series of episodes about a group who changes history minutely. No real large ideas or plot movement yet.

Better and better: Ann begins to question the motives and purposes of the Company.

Review will come later.

Okay.

Too many demanding women for Harley, for he likes the submissive ones.

A bit slow in the second act.

Harley Drew/Amanda

Impressive. Reminiscent of Faulkner's style of capitalizing on
narrative summary as the primary mode of expression.

Impressive. Reminiscent of Faulkner's style of capitalizing on narrative summary as the primar mode of expression.

The novel became more interesting when the human element entered: Erwin, the resurrected man, the lion Dresden, Marcus, and Aliane.

The novel has lost its strangeness. I've naturalized.

Quirky at first, but it is becoming more normal now.