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Author:	Douglas Adams
Title:	The Salmon Of Doubt
Subtitle:	Hitchhiking The Galaxy One Last Time
Publisher:	Macmillan
Country:	UK
Date:	May 2002
Format:	Hardcover
Genre:	Fiction, Non-Fiction
ISBN-10:	0333766571
Barcode:	978033376657
Total Editions:	2
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Second print.
299 pages plux i-xxxv.
Price £16.99.
Collection of short fiction, essays, interviews and the first eleven chapters of "The Salmons of Doubt", the book Douglas Adams was working on when he died in 2001.
Editor's Note by Peter Guzzardi.
Prologue by Nicholas Wroe, taken from The Guardian June 3 2000.
Introduction by Stephen Fry.

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David Whiteley 23rd Jan 2023		There isn't enough room in Book notes for the full contents so I've put them here. CONTENTS LIFE "Letter" (Eagle and Boys' World comic, January 23, 1965) [The first known published work of Douglas Adams]. "The Voices of All Our Yesterdays", The [London] Sunday Times. June 17 1992. "Brentwood School". "Y", "Hockney's Alphabet" (1991). "The Meaning of Liff", from "Pan Promotional News" October 1983. "My Nose", Esquire Summer 1991. "The Book That Changed Me". "Maggie and Trudie", "Animal Passions". September 1994. "The Rules", The Indipendent on Sunday January 2000. "Introductory Remarks, Procol Harum at the Barbican", from the Procol Harum and London Symphony Orchestra concert , February 9 1996. "Hangover Cures", The Indipendent on Sunday December 1999. "My Favourite Tipples", The Indipendent on Sunday December 1990. "Radio Scripts Intro", Introduction to The Original Hitchhiker Scripts (1995) "Unfinished Business of the Century", The Indipendent on Sunday November 1999. "The Dream Team", The Observer March 10 1995. "Intro for Comic books #1". "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (collected edition). (1997). "Interview with Virgin.net", interview by Claire Smith. September 22 1999. "Riding the Rays", (1992). "Sunset at Blandings", Introduction to "Sunset at Blandings". (2000). "Tea", (1999). "The Rhino Climb" Esquire March 1995. "For Children Only". "Brandenburg 5", "Penguin Classics2 (1999). THE UNIVERSE "Frank the Vandal", Mac User (1989). "Build It and We Will Come", The Indipendent on Sunday November 1999. "Interview, American Atheists", American Atheists 37, No 1. Interview by Keith Phipps. (2001). "Predicting the Future", The Indipendent on Sunday November 1999. "The Little Computer that Could". "Little Dongly Things", Mac User September 1996. "What Have We Got to Lose?", Wired No 1 (1995). "Time Travel". "Turncoat". (2000). "Is There an Artificial God?". Speech given at Digital Biota 2,Camdridge. September 1998. "Cookies". Speech to Embedded Systems. (2000). AND EVERYTHING "Interview with the Onion A. V. Club". Interview by Keith Phipps. (1998) "Letter to David Vogel, Walt Disney Pictures, 14 April 1999". "The Private Life of Genghis Khan", short story. "The Utterly Utterly Merry Comic Relief Christmas Book" (1986). "Young Zaphod Plays It Safe", short story. "The Utterly Utterly Merry Comic Relief Christmas Book" (1986). "Excerpts from an Interview Conducted by Matt Newsome". "Fax to Sue Freestone, re The Salmon of Doubt description". "The Salmon of Doubt", novella. [Assembled from Douglas Adams's work-in-progress novel]. Excerpts from an Interview with the Daily Nexus, April 5 2000". "Epilogue", by Richard Dawkins. The Guardian May 14 2001. "Douglas Noel Adams 1952-2001: The Order of Service for His Memorial". "Editor's Acknowledgements".



zabadak ● 29th Dec 2016		Luvvit! :happy: (this comment is from another edition of this book)



KeithS SUBS 🍰 28th Dec 2016		Reading this at the moment and liked his description of our reactions to new technology- obviously in relation to age/Generation. 1.Anything that is in the world when you're born is normal and ordinary and just a natural part of the way life works 2. Anything that's invented when you're between fifteen and thirty five, is new and exiting and you can probably get a career in it 3.Anything invented after you're thirty five is against the natural order of things (this comment is from another edition of this book)

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Douglas Adams - The Salmon Of Doubt - Pan - Paperback - UK - 0330323121 (2003)