Summary: Philip K. Dick is best known for his fiction that have been adapted to movies and TV shows like Blade Runner, Minority Report and Man in the High Castle. He wrote about multiple realities and fantastic worlds beyond the scope of our mundane everyday lives. But he also believed that he experienced one of those alternate realities in the winter of 1974. The problem is, he couldn't figure out which paranormal experience he had. Professor <a href="http://english.la.psu.edu/faculty-staff/rmd12">Richard Doyle</a>, author <a href="https://techgnosis.com/">Erik Davis</a> and playwright <a href="https://www.playscripts.com/playwrights/bios/306">Victoria Stewart</a> discuss how one of the most influential science fiction authors of all time became a character in one of his own novels.
