After the untimely death of Douglas Adams, author of
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, in 2001, someone discovered his unfinished book,
The Salmon of Doubt, in one of his desk drawers. This compilation of his newspaper and magazine articles, short stories, essays, interviews, and, finally, the unfinished book gives a glimpse into the mind of Douglas Adams. For me, it explained why he wrote about what he did, and will make re-reading the
Hitchhiker books a real treat for me the next time around.
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