Synopsis
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'One
of the strangest
events in the
history of life,
the universe and
everything
occurred here on
Earth shortly
before it got
demolished . . . '
For two books,
humankind has been
unaware of a not
inconsequential
snippet of
information.
The most careful
consultation of The
Hitch-Hiker's
Guide to the
Galaxy and The
Restaurant at the
end of the
Universe have
left millions
unaware of why
Earth has always
been shunned by
the rest of the
Galaxy.
Now all - and more
- can be revealed
. . .
'The history of
The Hitch-Hiker's
Guide to the
Galaxy is one of
idealism, despair,
struggle, passion,
success, failure
and enormously
long lunch-breaks'
Quoted from an
interview with
Hurling Frootmig,
17th acting editor
of the Guide
'Why stop now,
just when I'm
hating it'
Marvin the
Paranoid Android |