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|author=Douglas Adams and Stephen Fry
|reviewer=Dave Martin
|date=January 2003
|isbn=0330323121
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The Salmon of Doubt both excited and surprised me. Published posthumously following the unexpected death of Douglas Adams, I expected it to be another installment of [[The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy]]. The longest trilogy in the history of the universe, is the work for which Adams is famous worldwide. Unfortunately, you will not find Marvin the paranoid android in The Salmon Of Doubt, nor will you find Arthur Dent. This is a masterstroke of devious publishing, particularly as the book is sub-titled, "Hitchhiking the Galaxy One Last Time". If you are expecting any of the above then you may well feel cheated.
