A review by gregsaysstuff
Mostly Harmless by Douglas Adams

5.0

Honestly, I'm sure this ending pissed a lot of people off, but I liked that even if Douglas Adams had lived longer than he did, he would have had a very hard time making more Hitchhiker's Guide books after this without making it look like a massive ass-pull. Even though he had documented regrets on it, it just feels like unnecessary-sequel insurance, which is very important when you already have a five-part trilogy. The idea of probability as a dimension on its own that only seems completely random to humans is the best one he's had for me.