I like your question!  I had already Googled to see if this movie was based on a book and found that it is not, it was written as a screenplay.  Too bad.

 

I'd suggest anything by Philip K Dick for a starter

 

I'd suggest anything by Philip K Dick for a starter

Thanks for the suggestion, I have been looking at Ubik for awhile now. Will probably end up getting it now!

 

I like your question! I had already Googled to see if this movie was based on a book and found that it is not, it was written as a screenplay. Too bad.

I can't get enough of the movie so I was hoping there was a book similar but I have done some searching and I haven't found one. Guess that speaks to Christopher Nolan's originality and talent.

 

I can't get enough of the movie so I was hoping there was a book similar but I have done some searching and I haven't found one. Guess that speaks to Christopher Nolan's originality and talent.

There's a Graham Masterton series "Night Warriors" which involves a team going into people's dreams to hunt the powers of darkness

Night Warriors
Death Dream
Night Plague
Night Wars
The Ninth Nightmare

I always thought they'd make a really cool movie.

 

There's a Graham Masterton series "Night Warriors" which involves a team going into people's dreams to hunt the powers of darkness

Night Warriors
Death Dream
Night Plague
Night Wars
The Ninth Nightmare

I always thought they'd make a really cool movie.

Thanks, I will look into them!

 

This was going to be my suggestion as well. I'm not surprised someone else beat me to it. Dick was a master at posing the question 'What is reality?' Ubik is a masterpiece of mid-twentieth century scifi.

I'd suggest anything by Philip K Dick for a starter

 

Welcome to the KB

 

Yes, Phillip K. Dick is what you're looking for!

Also, Ursula K. Leguin's The Lathe of Heaven would be perfect -- it's about a man whose dreams can alter the nature of reality -- but it's not on Kindle. 

 

The Lathe of Heaven is excellent. I saw a poor movie adaptation a few years ago. Get the book. Another hole in kindle availability, waiting to be filled.

Yes, Phillip K. Dick is what you're looking for!

Also, Ursula K. Leguin's The Lathe of Heaven would be perfect -- it's about a man whose dreams can alter the nature of reality -- but it's not on Kindle.

 

Isnt the Movie "nightmare on elm street " along a similar line??