The Game-Players of Titan, Philip K. Dick, White Lion, 1st hardback edition, 1974

Philip K. Dick's The Game-Players of Titan is one of the author's most inventive and darkly satirical science fiction novels, set in a future Earth reshaped by catastrophe, alien influence and the unsettling logic of high-stakes games. Blending paranoia, social critique and Dick's trademark unstable realities, the novel explores power, identity and survival in a world where status and even personal relationships may depend on the turn of a game. This 1974 White Lion first hardback edition offers an appealing early British issue of a distinctive work by one of the twentieth century's most influential writers of speculative fiction.

The Game-Players of Titan, by Philip K. Dick.

Published by White Lion Publishers Limited, London, New York, Sydney and Toronto, 1974. Printed in Great Britain. 1st hardback edition. Previously issued as an Ace Books paperback in the USA in 1963.

A good (minus) copy of this sci-fi classic. Hardback with blue boards and with gilt titles to spine (with incorrectly spelt 'R.A. Dick' (as issued). With visible crease to rear. The dustjacket is good - fully intact, but with some sunning and damp stain to rear. 

An ex-library copy with borrowing label to first free endpaper and library ink stamps to title, publisher's page and final text page - with official 'Withdrawn' stamps from Clackmannan District Library in Scotland. With small 'Science Fiction' label to tail of dustjacket- now housed in removable clear protective, plastic sleeve.

Text is clean and legible throughout with usage toning to edge of text block.

Text in English.

188pp.