WE CAN BUILD YOU

Discover the fascinating vision of the future in Philip K. Dick's novel "We Can Build You". It is a story about the disintegration of man and the fear of losing one's senses, the lack of livelihood, and the departure of a loved one. Immerse yourself in a world where the boundaries between man and machine blur, and questions about what it truly means to be human become more pressing.

• Engrossing plot full of twists and turns
• Deep reflections on the human condition
• Visionary look at the future of technology
• Unforgettable characters struggling with difficult choices
• Science fiction classic at its finest
• Hardcover with dust jacket guaranteeing durability

Louis Rosen and Maury Rock, trading in electronic harpsichords, dream of something more. They decide to produce and sell cybernetic doubles of historical figures. Their only potential partner is Sam K. Barrows, a greedy billionaire, and the prototype, Abraham Lincoln, does not want to be sold and invokes constitutional rights.

Is the electronic Lincoln less human than his creators? Is a machine that cares for others and suffers worse than Barrows or a cold psychopath in whom Louis is hopelessly in love? This novel provokes reflection on the nature of humanity and the limits of technology. Philip K. Dick, a master of the genre, takes us on a journey through the twists and turns of the human psyche and morality.

Rebis Publishing House presents this exceptional work in a hardcover with a dust jacket, guaranteeing durability and aesthetic appearance. The 15x22.5 cm format makes the book comfortable to read, and 336 pages full of emotions and tension will provide an unforgettable experience. Year of publication: 2020.

The book "We Can Build You" is a must-have for every fan of science fiction, literature, and deep, philosophical reflections. Find out how Philip K. Dick predicted the future and what questions he asks us today.

About the author: Philip K. Dick (1928-1982) was one of the most important science fiction writers of the 20th century. His work is characterized by deep social, philosophical and psychological analyses. Author of classics such as "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", "Ubik" and "The Man in the High Castle".