Wonderful book. Douglas Adams' sense of humour is so wonderfully dry, and so uniquely him. And he isn't talking about science fiction here, either, unlike his more popular series' of books, but rather events that have actually transpired, all with his own wonderful twist. And the fact that these are his final writings, found after his death on his home computer, just make it even better :)

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Some of these stories could have been left on the shelf to gather dust - some are enjoyably, and typically Douglas Adams.

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A loving and positive collection of work by a remarkable person, arranged in a graceful manner. The loving way Adams was able to look at life is enriching. This is a book I will NOT be re-swapping!

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I really enjoyed seeing these stories and articles. While not on par with his normal stories that is only because they are incomplete. That is a shame really. I enjoyed them a lot. Wish they had been written to completion. I recommend it to any real fans of the authors work.

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And interesting way to look into Douglas Adams as a person & author. This is NOT a next book in the series, but instead a collection of thoughts, notes, shorts, etc.

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