The collection contains correspondence and related materials from author Philip K. Dick compiled by his third wife and biographer Anne R. Dick. Items in the collection are from the period after their divorce, and consist mostly of personal correspondence, along with some items related to Anne's biography of Philip K. Dick.

Topics include Los Angeles, his new book being published (Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said), critical attention on his work, and his health.

Inquiring about Lorrain's health.

Facsimile. Discusses interview for New Yorker article, Ubik and a Russian astronomer, and attempts to contact actress Victoria Principal.

Dick discusses collaborative book with Roger Zelazny, upcoming deadline, and finances.

Dick sends money, discusses finances and Christmas plans.

Dick expresses his desire to have his daughter, Laura, visit him in southern California.

Short letter in which Dick mentions VALIS and work on Blade Runner movie. Includes a copy of the famous "Tagore" letter Dick sent to Ed Meskys, editor of Niekas fanzine, and others.

Letter (possible facsimile) from Philip Dick while he was at X-Kalay Foundation being treated for drug abuse

Topics include Dick not writing, a party, business matters, acquiantances, their divorce and relationship.