Literature Help: The Man In the High Castle

Literature Help: The Man In the High Castle

by Students' Academy

2016· ISBN 9781365152399
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According to the author, while writing the book, he used I Ching. It happens to be an ancient Chinese divination tool. The author used this tool to take certain major decisions about the plot of the novel and its characterization. The book was the winner of the “Hugo Award” for the Best Novel in 1963. According to the author, the book was highly inspired by “Bring the Jubilee” by Ward Moore and several other classic World War II histories. Literature Help: The Man In the High Castle Copyright Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Plot Overview Chapter Three: Major Characters Chapter Four: Complete Summary Chapter Five: Critical Analysis

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