The Salmon of Doubt

by Douglas Adams

First published 1996

After Douglas Adams' untimely death, his fans discover a trove of unpublished writings. In "The Salmon of Doubt," these eclectic gems reveal the full scope of Adams' boundless imagination - from hilarious anecdotes (climbing Kilimanjaro in a rhino costume) to profound meditations on music and the human condition. Compiled with care, this joyful collection is a poignant portrait of a beloved author whose creativity and wit knew no bounds.

Genres: fiction, 20th-century, adventure, 21st-century

Vibes: emotional, thought-provoking, whimsical

Tropes: found-family

Period: 20th-Century, 21st-Century

299 pages · Paperback · Random House Publishing Group

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