Note that the parenthetical notes in chapter 5 references the videogame (text adventure) adaptation of H2G2 by the guys at Infocom, the creators of such classics like Zork and Planetfall.

great job on mimicking Douglas Adams's writing style! :D (so far) reading the rest...

hehe, when I was reading the first chapter, I was definitely hearing the Guide's Voice (movie) in my head while reading it! Cool!

this is clearly a work of genius! How long did this TAKE you? You must be so dedicated. Personally, I have the attention span of a flea. My story has only four chapters but I have been writing it for two months. Meh.

Anyway, keep up the good work. You are so going on my favourite authors list!

amiddle, you are rather brilliant

loving the style AND length!

thank you, and please, keep it up : D

This really is an amazing piece of work, very true to the style of the original. Keep it up!

I remember reading in the fourth book of the trilogy that the guide is definitive, but reality is sometimes wrong.

Cha[ter 9 is complete. The last word - "unverifiable" - disappeared and has been restored. I blame the bugs.

Is chapter nine meant to be only partly finished?

While I haven't read much of this yet, it looks very much like the kind of thing I'd like.

Definetley in the vein of the originals. Which, of course, makes me jaw-droppingly impressed.

good job.

Oh, I so miss the Hichhikers Guide to the Galaxy, it feels like ages since I read it last time. I definitely need to read it once again! Meanwhile, I'll read this, I've only read the first chapter yet, but it is very promising!

Overall, this is the best piece of Hitchhiker fan fiction I've read so far. It's very convincing as a collection of "guide entries," so much so that I could almost hear the "narrator" from the film or original TV series reading it aloud. The humour was priceless and in true Douglas Adams fashion. I look forward to reading more from this author!

Just to clarify for reviewers - there shouldn't be any non-original content in these entries. There may be cross-references, bit it should all be original.

If, in my endeavours to create these entries any copyrighted stuff has crept in (which it shouldn't have), please feel free to point it out and slap my wrist during the course of your reviews.

I've only just begun to read through these, but so far this is great, particularly the way the author has gone straight down the middle as regards the variant versions of the stories. One thing I would suggest, tho', is a few footnotes or references to differentiate between 'authentic' and fan-created material.

This story is amazing. Its humor and content is remarkably alike the original book and series.