I just finished Philip K. Dick’s novel “The Man in the High Castle.” I’ve never read Dick before and I don’t usually read sci fi or books about alternative realities, although this book is not sci fi. It is a very good novel and Dick is an unusual writer. He has an adequate prose style, his characters are complex and do unexpected things and have lots on the line, and Dick really can write a scene, can get every ounce of tension out of it.

So, I liked this book very much. I don’t understand the very ending. Can anyone out there explain the ending to me? I’d be much in your debt.

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