discussing The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch by Philip K. Dick -- 12

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03/27/22 • 43 min

Pre-warning Warning: Psychoactive experiences are discussed in this episode
Ch 12 -- Barney and Palmer merge and part in each other's body, and Leo finds Barney at Chicken Pox Prospect, still himself
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Ch 11 -- Leo and Felix can't find Barney, and Barney goes for a Chew-Z ride
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The edition we're reading is published by Mariner Books
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Ch 13 -- Adam and Eve of Mars, and Leo returns to Earth
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The cover art from the novel used in our thumbnail is by Peter Gudynas from the Grafton UK edition.
The edition we're reading is published by Mariner Books
ISBN: 978-0-547-57255-0