Luke Rhinehart
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What else might the dice dictate? Well, that I stop writing silly psychoanalytic articles ; that I sell all my stock, or buy all I could afford ; that I make love to Arlene in our double bed while my wife slept on the other side ; that I take a trip to San Francisco, Hawaii, Peking ; that I bluff every time when playing poker; that I give up my home, my friends, my profession. After giving up my psychiatric practice I might become a college professor … a stockbroker … a real estate salesman … Zen master … used-car salesman … travel agent …elevator man. My choice of profession seemed suddenly infinite."--The Dice Man (1971) by Luke Rhinehart |
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George Cockcroft (1932 – 2020), widely known by the pen name Luke Rhinehart, was an American novelist, screenwriter, and nonfiction writer.
He is best known as the author of The Dice Man (1971).
Bibliography
- The Dice Man (1971)
- Matari (1975)
- The Book of est (1976)
- Long Voyage Back (1983)
- Adventures of Wim (1986)
- The Search for the Dice Man (1993)
- The Book of the Die (2000)
- Whim (2002 reissue of Adventures of Wim)
- White Wind, Black Rider (2008). Reissue of Matari
- Naked Before the World: A Lovely Pornographic Love Story (2008)
- Jesus Invades George: An Alternative History (2013)
- Invasion (2016)
- The Hairy Balls and the End of Civilization (unpublished)
