mass market paperback, 215 pages
English language
Published Oct. 13, 1981 by Pocket Books.
IF TOM ROBBINS AND KURT VONNEGUT HAD A SON, THIS IS THE BOOK HE WOULD WRITE!
But he'd get sued down to his skivvies because Douglas Adams has already written it!
AND...
It's the wildest, funniest novel to come along in the last ten years.
Maybe fifteen.
Well...twelve, anyway.
Why, it's about the end of the world and the happy-go-lucky days that follow it...about the very worst Thursday that ever happened, and why the universe is a lot safer if you bring a towel...
If you haven't heard of it before, you're hearing about it now.
And this is just the Beginning. --back cover
IF TOM ROBBINS AND KURT VONNEGUT HAD A SON, THIS IS THE BOOK HE WOULD WRITE!
But he'd get sued down to his skivvies because Douglas Adams has already written it!
AND...
It's the wildest, funniest novel to come along in the last ten years.
Maybe fifteen.
Well...twelve, anyway.
Why, it's about the end of the world and the happy-go-lucky days that follow it...about the very worst Thursday that ever happened, and why the universe is a lot safer if you bring a towel...
If you haven't heard of it before, you're hearing about it now.
And this is just the Beginning. --back cover
Revisiting some old friends :)
I can't say enough! Douglas Adams has mastered the art of dry, ironic humor. So far, I've talked to people who love the book, and people who hate it; there seem to be no "it's OK" people. Interesting. I will definitely keep the rest of the series on my list.
I can't say enough! Douglas Adams has mastered the art of dry, ironic humor. So far, I've talked to people who love the book, and people who hate it; there seem to be no "it's OK" people. Interesting. I will definitely keep the rest of the series on my list.
Probably one of the most delicious sci-fi reads I've had. I read it in high school, and have gone back and read it several times since. A must read for anyone who ever used Babel Fish to translate things on the web. And, don't forget to bring a towel.
Probably one of the most delicious sci-fi reads I've had. I read it in high school, and have gone back and read it several times since. A must read for anyone who ever used Babel Fish to translate things on the web. And, don't forget to bring a towel.
