books that question reality and perception

[frogfriend]

Hello everyone, I've been looking around for fiction books that question what reality is and our perception of it. It could be anything from perception of physical space (house of leaves) to our entire being. Thanks for any suggestions, I appreciate it.

 

[Litany]

Philip K Dick? The Three Stigmata of Palmer Edritch had me questioning my own reality by the end. It's a bit of a mind bend to get through, but then so was House of Leaves.

 

[chiangmaifalcon]

I used to have a book which was collection of Twilight Zone stories. Definitely they had different idea of reality.

 

[frogfriend]

I actually just got a bunch of phillip k dick books a while back. I've read some of his work before and loved it so I decided to stock up on his stories. I will have to look around for that twilight zone book though.

 

[pontalba]

You could try China Mieville's The City & The City.

 

[chiangmaifalcon]

I looked on the google and there are numerous twilight zone books. The one I had was written by Rod Serling himself.

 

[frogfriend]

You could try China Mieville's The City & The City.

I just bought that book last night Looking forward to when I get a chance to start reading it.

 

[elementswater]

Edwards De Bono's Lateral Thinking for the new millineum.