Seven Tales

Released: September 1, 2016
Length: 4 hrs 10 mins
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Publisher: Spoken Realms

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Seven Tales by Philip K. Dick is a collection of science fiction short stories from the acclaimed author, originally published in the 1950s. The anthology features a range of thought-provoking tales exploring themes like consumerism, radiation, time travel, and artificial intelligence, showcasing Dick’s characteristic wit and compelling characters. Each story offers a glimpse into speculative worlds and ideas, reflecting Dick’s signature style of sharp critique and imaginative storytelling.

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