The Complete Collection of Philip K. Dick. Vol. 2: 33 Short Stories brings together some of the most thought-provoking and imaginative works from one of science fiction's most iconic authors. Vol. 2 includes notable stories like The Minority Report, Autofac, The Short Happy Life of the Brown Oxford, and Human Is, which showcase Philip K. Dick's signature style of blending dystopian themes with psychological exploration. In The Minority Report, Dick explores the consequences of a society that prevents crimes before they happen, raising ethical questions about free will and determinism. Autofac envisions a future where automation runs amok, reflecting on the human cost of technological progress. The Short Happy Life of the Brown Oxford delves into themes of identity and transformation, using a playful yet poignant narrative to examine how technology shapes the human experience. Human Is touches on what it means to be truly human, exploring the complexity of emotions, consciousness, and empathy in a world dominated by artificial intelligence. The collection's wide range of stories offers a deep dive into Dick's views on technology, reality, and the human mind. His thought-provoking plots, often blending speculative ideas with psychological depth, continue to resonate with readers, making this volume a must-read for those seeking to understand the complexities of the future through the lens of one of the genre's greatest minds. Contents: -Sales Pitch -Shell Game -The Short Happy Life of the Brown Oxford -Small Town -Souvenir -Strange Eden -Survey Team -The Turning Wheel -Upon the Dull Earth -Autofac 10 -Captive Market -The Chromium Fence -Foster, You're Dead -The Hood Maker -Human Is -The Mold of Yancy -Nanny -Service Call -A Surface Raid -War Veteran 20 -The Minority Report -Pay for the Printer -To Serve the Master -The Unreconstructed M -Null-O -Explorers We -Fair Game -Recall Mechanism -War Game -The Days of Perky Pat 30 -If There Were No Benny Cemoli -Stand-by -What'll We Do with Ragland Park?