Counter-Clock World

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Counter-Clock World

Author:	Philip K. Dick
Publisher:	Vintage, 2002 Voyager, 2002 Gregg Press, 1979 Sphere, 1968 Berkley Publishing Group, 1967
Series:	Gregg Press Science Fiction Series: Book 62
3. Station X 4. We 5. The Shape of Things to Come 6. Tales and Stories 7. The Science Fiction of Jack London 9. War with the Newts 10. The Stars My Destination 12. The Moon Hoax 13. Three Hundred Years Hence 14. The Horror on the Asteroid and Other Tales of Planetary Horror 16. The Crystal Button or, Adventures of Paul Prognosis in the Forty-Ninth Century 17. The Doomsman 18. The Land of the Changing Sun 19. To The End Of Time 20. A Voyage to the Moon 21. The Dragon Masters 22. Venus Plus X 23. The Big Time 25. Babel-17 26. Dark Universe 27. Rite of Passage 29. The Battle of the Monsters and Other Stories 30. The Science Fiction of Frank R. Stockton 31. Isle of the Dead 32. Hothouse 33. Ten Thousand Light-Years From Home 34. Solar Lottery 35. Man Abroad 36. The Steel Crocodile 37. The Inheritors 38. Star 39. The Jewels of Aptor 40. 334 41. Pharoah's Broker 42. The Body Snatchers 45. Iter Lunaire 46. Modern Science Fiction 48. Armageddon 49. The Dream Master 52. The Cosmic Rape and To Marry Medusa 53. Dr. Bloodmoney 55. The Devil Is Dead 57. The Female Man 58. Nova 59. The Iron Dream 60. The Genocides 62. Counter-Clock World 63. The Game-Players of Titan 63. Ubik 66. The Shrinking Man 68. Eye in the Sky 69. The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch
Book Type:	Novel
Genre:	Science-Fiction
Sub-Genre Tags:	Dystopia Theological Time Travel
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Synopsis

In Counter-Clock World, time has begun moving backward. People greet each other with "goodbye," blow smoke into cigarettes, and rise from the dead. When one of those rising dead is the famous and powerful prophet Anarch Peak, a number of groups start a mad scramble to find him first-but their motives are not exactly benevolent because Anarch Peak may just be worth more dead than alive, and these groups will do whatever they must to send him back to the grave.

What would you do if your long-dead relatives started coming back? Who would take care of them? And what if they preferred being dead? In Counter-Clock World, one of Dick's most theological and philosophical novels, these troubling questions are addressed; though, as always, you may have to figure out the answers yourself.