So join the guys and special guest Jason Sacks as we discuss this wild and heavily autobiographical book. And another milestone, we've hit our first PKD literary effort. We've made our way through 30 novels with this episode on Confessions of a Crap Artist. So join us in the mutant-filled post-Smash world and find out if the God of Wrath is the right god for you. Brett Cox, to help fill in the gaps in our Zelazny knowledge, of which there are many. We've even brought in a Zelazny expert, F. This time we're taking a look at Deus Irae, a joint effort between PKD and Roger Zelazny. But have no fear I am here to guide you through the ups and downs of this more than adequate movie based on Confessions of a Crap Artist. Something about an artsy French film with no genre plot to be found made from a book neither of them particularly dug wasn't their cuppa. For this episode, it was decided it would work best if I, LJT, handled it solo. After one reasonably lengthy mental breakdown, we are back with some new material. Music on this episode is from - Demonic Machines by The Screaming Geezers *Editor Note: Episode recorded January 2022. Eleven hundred Planet of the Apes movies. Along for the ride is author and man for all seasons, John Shirley. Join us as we explore this hilarious tale of utter despair. As we round some of the final curves in Dick's life, we find ourselves faced with one of if not THE definitive drug books of an era in A Scanner Darkly. And the balls to put a talking dog in it. But is it perfect? And is it really faithful to the source material? What would PKD himself think of it? The DickHeads attempt to answer these questions and more. Richard Linklater's 2006 adaptation of A Scanner Darkly is considered by many to be the ultimate adaption of a Philip K. Music on this episode is from - Valis: An Opera by Tod Machover Within you, Without You: Philip & Jane Dick ►►.Plus: Langhorne visits a chocolate factory. Is Horselover a genius or a madman? Has his Rhipidon Society really found the trail to the messiah? We attempt to figure it all out. Horselover Fat is on a quest to find out why a pink laser beam of pure knowledge entered his brain one day and now he has strange visions and preternatural knowledge of events around him.
David Gill joins the usual DickHeads back to discuss PKD's religious mystery novel VALIS. We have dedicated this episode to the memory of Phil's good friend and fellow writer Radell Faraday Nelson 1931-2022. Editor's Note: We recommend checking out our VALIS Incident episode to get extra insight into the subject matter before diving into this one.
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