The Basics Rick Deckard is a bounty hunter, specifically in regards to androids. When an android goes rouge, it usually means they had to kill someone to do it, and it’s Rick’s job to determine if the person he’s investigating is definitely an android and then dispatch them. But what happens when ...
Do Androids dream of electric sheep is a Scifi classic, it's also made into a movie called Blade Runner (You have a name like Do Androids dream of electric sheep? and then you choose as a title for you movie: Blade Runner. Why?). In my opinion though, there are quite some differences between the boo...
After the hellish events of World War Terminus, humanity decided to jump ship and establish colonies on Mars using the assistance of organic based android slaves. Not everyone booked a one way ticket though, several have stayed behind; forced to live among radioactive dust and the ruins of a once p...
Note: This review was taken from my Goodreads account. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? is about a bounty hunter who "retires" humanoid machines (androids or "andys") and he has to take a case in which he must retire six andys with advanced model brains (Nexus-6), which ultimately make them ha...
I first saw Blade Runner at my small town cinema's sci-fi festival at the age of 15 and I thought it was pretty awesome, but I thought the same about The Matrix around that time, and I've since modified my views...Anyway, it took me seven years to get around to reading the book that film is based on...
This is a great book. In my quest to read all the classic SFF that I can, this book jumped to the top of my to-read list, mostly due to my love for Bladerunner. As it turns out though, they're almost two completely different animals, with Bladerunner actually being a mechanical animal masquerading a...
I've never seen the film Blade Runner based on this novel incidentally--I understand there are quite a few differences, but I read Dick himself felt they were complimentary. The novel primarily follows two people in the course of one day: Rick Deckard, a bounty hunter who "retires" androids and J. R...
I sort of became obsessed with this book as I read it. I don't think that I can put my finger on exactly why I liked this story, somehow I just found it to be compelling and oddly emotional. The characters' quests to understand themselves and their places in this dystopian world, were interesting,...
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