
The Man in the High Castle (Penguin Modern Classics)

it all was somehow grander, more in the old spirit than the actual world. The world of German hegemony.
Philip K. Dick • The Man in the High Castle (Penguin Modern Classics)
is complete, Robert. By contemplating it, we gain more wu ourselves. We experience the tranquillity associated not with art but with holy things.
Philip K. Dick • The Man in the High Castle (Penguin Modern Classics)
It will end, Childan thought. Someday. The very idea of place. Not governed and governing, but people.
Philip K. Dick • The Man in the High Castle (Penguin Modern Classics)
“What profit it a man if he gain the whole world but in this enterprise lose his soul?”’ The radio paused, Frink, tying his tie, also paused.
Philip K. Dick • The Man in the High Castle (Penguin Modern Classics)
Perhaps if you know you are insane then you are not insane. Or you are becoming sane, finally. Waking up.
Philip K. Dick • The Man in the High Castle (Penguin Modern Classics)
he should have that cold but somehow enthusiastic
Philip K. Dick • The Man in the High Castle (Penguin Modern Classics)
gnomish quality about everything. A smaller-than-life quality, with a dash of the droll. What is this five-thousand-year-old book? The Mickey Mouse watch, Mr Tagomi himself, the fragile cup in Mr Tagomi’s hand … and, on the wall facing Mr Baynes, an enormous buffalo head, ugly and menacing.
Philip K. Dick • The Man in the High Castle (Penguin Modern Classics)
It is too bad, Frink thought. But nevertheless it’s the truth. It’s a fact. I can’t get faith or enthusiasm by willing it. Deciding to.