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A review by meedamian
Mostly Harmless by Douglas Adams
5.0
I must admit, I have forgotten the absolute genius of Adams. Each one of 5 books in his theology is unique and wonderfully creative story. Each one brings new, and amazing ideas. Each is filled with British humour.
It's quite remarkable how he is not merely repeating the recipe that worked before, but instead truly exploring new territories, characters, and adding completely new concepts, and it's also remarkable how well it works! I've read all 6 books of the trilogy twice now, and I've enjoyed my 2nd time as much as I did the first.
Tl;dr: Every second spent on any of the first 5 books of the trilogy was pure joy.
It's quite remarkable how he is not merely repeating the recipe that worked before, but instead truly exploring new territories, characters, and adding completely new concepts, and it's also remarkable how well it works! I've read all 6 books of the trilogy twice now, and I've enjoyed my 2nd time as much as I did the first.
Tl;dr: Every second spent on any of the first 5 books of the trilogy was pure joy.