Philip K. Dick's Divine Trilogy Published by Denoël
Denoël has published a French translation of Philip K. Dick's Divine Trilogy, comprising three novels: SIVA, The Divine Invasion, and The Transmigration of Timothy Archer. The trilogy, written after a mystical experience, explores themes of divine communication and doubles. The Transmigration of Timothy Archer begins with the death of John Lennon and is noted for its realistic style. SIVA features a dialogue between science-fiction writer Philip Dick and Horselover Fat, while The Divine Invasion is a futuristic rewriting of the Gospel. The translation was done by Robert Louit and Alain Dorémieux, with harmonization by Gilles Goullet. Dick's Exegesis, a companion theological work, remains unpublished in French.
Key facts
- Philip K. Dick's Divine Trilogy published by Denoël in French.
- Trilogy includes SIVA, The Divine Invasion, and The Transmigration of Timothy Archer.
- The Transmigration of Timothy Archer starts with John Lennon's death.
- SIVA features a dialogue between Philip Dick and Horselover Fat.
- The Divine Invasion is a futuristic rewriting of the Gospel.
- Translation by Robert Louit and Alain Dorémieux, harmonized by Gilles Goullet.
- Dick's Exegesis has not been published in French.
- Trilogy written after a mystical experience.
Entities
Artists
- Philip K. Dick
Institutions
- Denoël
Sources
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