This is a sentence and you are reading it now.

I also recommend The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch, and UBIK. Dr. Bloodmoney and Eye in the Sky are also good and perhaps a bit more accesible. Apparently a film adaptation of Radio Free Albemuth, which deals with many of the thematic elements from VALIS in more strightforward narrative, is nearly completed.

http://totaldickhead.blogspot.com/2009/08/my-first-look-at-radio-free-albemuth.html

 I'm still saving The Three Stigmata. It's the last Dick 'classic' I've got left to read, and I don't want to have read them all! I'm missing PKD at the moment. Being at Uni, I don't have time to read anything other than course material, so I've had to content myself with a Dick short story every few weeks. I might read Dr. Bloodmoney over Christmas though. I haven't read it before so I'm looking forward to it.

Total Dick-Head is a good blog. Shame he doesn't update it more often, but he's got my Uni problem (but a lot worse, his being a lecturer)

Phil...is my fav author and probably is one of the most important authors of the last 100 years...at least in my messed up mind he is.

He literally killed himself writing these books and essays...am currently reading a book of him in interview just before he died circa 1982....called What If Our World Is Their Heaven?

A Scanner Darkly

Valis

Flow My Tears...

The Transmigration...

Do Androids...

are among some of my favs.

Strangely, I had not read any of Dick's books until last summer. Strangely, because there have always been so many devoted fans of fantasy & SF literature around me... so somehow I took up reading it, too, but not Dick.

And finally, last holidays, I read Man From The High Castle. Greeaaat book! A five-star without a doubt. It's great from start to finish, with all the analysis of the future society and imagining what world could like had the history turned otherwise. But an absolutely amazing moment of the book was when one of the main characters has a vision of... I don't know? our world, it seems. Time twists completely in this moment and we lose control over what is reality and what is fiction.

Bobi 1 Kenobi

B. Beware
O. Of
B. BOB 

A BBC adaptation of TMITHC is reportedly in the works:

http://www.slashfilm.com/ridley-scott-producing-bbc-adaptation-of-philip-k-dicks-the-man-in-the-high-castle/

I'm looking forward to that BBC adaptation of TMITHC.

 That was the only book of Dick's I'd read until I recently purchased the three volume Library of America collection. I never got around to reading Dick when I regularly purchased science fiction books while in high school.