The Salmon of Doubt

Douglas Adams's cosmically humorous book The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and its well-known sequels revolutionized the field of science fiction. Unfortunately, much too soon, he rode out on his own to the great beyond, leaving behind a plethora of fans. This collection of essays, articles, tales, and anecdotes, which was compiled posthumously from Adams's collection of cherished Macintosh computers, provides an engrossing and personal look at the diverse artist and absurdist writer.

Come along with Adams on a Kilimanjaro climbing adventure!attired as a rhino; get insight into the personal lives of the warrior and master neurotic Genghis Khan; cheer on the frantic writer's endeavors to launch a Hitchhiker film in Hollywood; and be enthralled with the ongoing adventures of private investigator Dirk Gently and the two-headed extraterrestrial Zaphod Beeblebrox. Even though Douglas Adams is no longer with us, he has left us with something very meaningful. Without a question.