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Name: Flow my tears, the policeman said
Author: Linda Hartinian

📘 Flow my tears, the policeman said by Linda Hartinian

This play is adapted from Philip K. Dick’s 1974 science‑fiction novel *Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said*. In the story a genetically enhanced pop singer and television star awakens to find that his identity has been erased in a dystopian United States that has become a police state following a Second Civil War.

First publish date: 1990

Genre: Drama & Plays/Drama

Authors: Linda Hartinian

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