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 Title:                  Total Recall
 Author:                 Piers Anthony
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Book Description
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Publisher's Weekly
In 1966, the late Philip K Dick published the novelette ``We Can Remember 
It for You Wholesale.'' A movie based on the story will be released 
next year; this book is a novelization of the script and the original 
novel. The first half of the book follows the original plot closely, 
despite transforming the unremarkable protagonist Douglas Quail into 
a musclebound man of action. Frustrated with his life, Quail decides 
to purchase a memory of a two-week adventure on Mars because he can't 
afford the real thing. However, while under heavy sedation preparatory 
to the installation of the memory, Quail remembers that he actually 
was on Mars as an intelligence agent and killer. Now that he has recovered 
the memory which had been suppressed by his employers, his life is in 
jeopardy. Here the novel deviates from Dick's philosophical original, 
becoming a more pedestrian if exciting slam-bang chase thriller. Judged 
on its own terms, the book works and it's fun. 

Library Journal
Douglas Quail's dreams are haunted by images of Mars--a place where 
he has never been--until his visit to a company that specializes in 
memory implants catapults him into a conspiracy that overturns the basic 
premise of his life. Based on the Philip K. Dick story, ``We Can Remember 
It for You Wholesale,'' this sf adventure (to be released as a movie 
in 1990) by one of the genre's most prolific and respected authors features 
fast-paced action and vivid imagery.

