First published 1990
Tired of lacking words for life's little oddities? Douglas Adams and John Lloyd have the cure - a delightfully absurd lexicon pairing unnamed experiences with unused place names. From the sensation of aluminum foil on fillings to the peculiar way people stand at bookshelves, this playful celebration of language captures the universal quirks we all share. At its core, The Deeper Meaning of Liff is a joyful romp through the uncharted territory of the ordinary.
Genres: humor, dictionaries, language, 20th-century, comedy, 21st-century
Vibes: absurd, playful, whimsical
Tropes: found-family
156 pages · Hardcover · Harmony