Douglas Adams · 1995 · Short Story
Series: Dirk Gently
On Friday, May 11, 2001, the world mourned the untimely passing of Douglas Adams, beloved creator of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, dead of a heart attack at age forty-nine. Thankfully, in addition to a magnificent literary legacy--which includes seven novels and three co-authored works of nonfiction--Douglas left us something more. The book you are about to enjoy was rescued from his four computers, culled from an archive of chapters from his long-awaited novel-in-progress, as well as his short stories, speeches, articles, interviews, and letters. In a way that none of his previous books could, The Salmon of Doubt provides the full, dazzling, laugh-out-loud experience of a journey through the galaxy as perceived by Douglas Adams.
Source: OpenLibrary
Tags: FictionScience FictionEnglish essaysFiction, science fiction, generalGently, dirk (fictitious character), fictionFiction, humorousPrivate investigators, fictionENGLISH LITERATUREHitch-hiker's guide to the galaxyFiction, humorous, generalneeds-review
isfdb_id: 847118
openlibrary_id: OL2163715W
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