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bubbarich 's review for:
Mostly Harmless
by Douglas Adams
I agree with Douglas Adams, this book was an unrelentingly bleak end to the series. I can understand him wanting to stick a finger in the eyes of all these characters (and of readers who want them to stay static), but this felt like a cheap resolution to an interesting series. I’m looking forward to dividing Eoin Colfer’s follow-up.
I can actually get in to the nihilism Adams built into this book, but it felt like an “I’ve reached my minimum word count!” ending. But it was authentically Adams.
I can actually get in to the nihilism Adams built into this book, but it felt like an “I’ve reached my minimum word count!” ending. But it was authentically Adams.