Editing Radio Free Albemuth (section)

==Reception==
Gerald Jonas of ''The New York Times'' thought that the novel "may have been merely a first draft (and an abandoned first draft at that), but this book is not Dick at his best."<ref>{{Cite news|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1986/01/12/books/science-fiction.html|title = Science Fiction|newspaper = The New York Times|date = 12 January 1986|last1 = Jonas|first1 = Gerald}}</ref>

[[David Langford|Dave Langford]] reviewed ''Radio Free Albemuth'' for ''[[White Dwarf (magazine)|White Dwarf]]'' #92, and stated that "Dick: understood fear and corruption too well. I was less convinced by the visionary passages, though there's a great line when nervy politicians destroy the alien satellite: 'They shot down God.'"<ref name="WD92">{{cite magazine  | last =Langford | first =Dave | author-link =David Langford | title =Critical Mass  | magazine =[[White Dwarf (magazine)|White Dwarf]]  | issue =92  | pages =11   | publisher =[[Games Workshop]]  | date = August 1987  }}</ref>

J. Michael Caparula reviewed ''Radio Free Albemuth'' in ''[[The Space Gamer|Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer]]'' No. 80.<ref name="SG">{{cite journal|last=Caparula |first=J. Michael |date=October–November 1987 |title=Space/Fantasy Reader|journal=[[The Space Gamer|Space Gamer/Fantasy Gamer]]|publisher=[[Diverse Talents, Incorporated]]|issue=80|pages=42}}</ref> Caparula commented that "The final result presents a satisfying (albeit enigmatic) conclusion to his trilogy of Valis novels (''Valis'' and ''[[The Divine Invasion]]'' being the other two)."<ref name="SG"/>