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The Man in the High Castle


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The Man in the High Castle

Author Philip K. Dick
Publisher Putnam
Publication Date January 1, 1962
Country United States
Genre(s) Alternate history
ISBN ISBN 0-244-15180-6
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The Man in the High Castle is a 1962 novel by Philip K. Dick. The novel is set fifteen years after WWII when the Axis Powers successfully defeated the Allies and the United States surrendered to Nazi Germany and Empire of Japan. The novel won the Hugo Award and established Dick in the science fiction genre.


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