The Salmon of Doubt is Douglas Adams's indispensable guide to life,the universe and everything. It includes short stories and eleven chapters of a Dirk Gently novel that Douglas Adams was working on at the time of his death,and features an introduction by Stephen Fry.This sublime collection dips into the wit and wisdom of the man behind The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,uncovering his unique comic musings on everything from his school-trousers to malt whisky and from the letter Y through to his own nose,via atheism,hangovers and fried eggs.These hilarious collected writings reveal the warmth,enthusiasm and ferocious intelligence behind this most English of comic writers; a man who was virtually an unofficial member of the Monty Python team. Douglas Adams on his passion for P. G. Wodehouse,The Beatles and the perfect cup of tea alone make this a must-have collection and a remarkable sign-off from one of the best loved writers of all time.Start from the beginning of the surreal Dirk Gently series with Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency.
Publisher: Pan MacmillanISBN: 9781529034608Number of pages: 320Weight: 216 gDimensions: 197 x 131 x 27 mm
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An astonishing comic writerA pleasure to readFew recent writers have had such an infectious prose style as Adams. With his fondness for paradox,his galactic perspective on things and his wonderful way with meaningful nonsense his are the books which have launched a trillion quips
Douglas Adams
One of the most popular,widely read humorists of our time,Douglas Adams was a beloved British author and screenwriter,best known for his smash hit series The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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