Book of Changes

Enter a world where the Nazis and the Japanese have won the Second World War. The Japanese have established a protectorate on the West Coast of the United States. The local population seems to accept its inferiority vis-à-vis its new masters.

Beyond this set up, Dick develops a story, or rather a set of characters whose relationships are going to go, clearing, whose main interest lies more in the strengthening of the world described in the adventures they -Same.

It is this consolidation, which will help make the most confusing conclusion of the book, who plays as often around the questioning of reality and our perception of the world - this time, questioning is deeply troubling because it includes the world of the reader .