Douglas Adams changed the face of science fiction once and for all with his humorous “five-part trilogy,” The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Unfortunately for his countless fans, he left our track too quickly, rushing off to the Infinite Nothing. Contents of a fleet of his beloved Macintoshes, a collection of essays, articles, amusing anecdotes and short stories provides a fascinating and very personal portrait of a multifaceted artist and master of the sans-grotesque. Join a guided tour hosted by Douglas Adams to climb Mount Kilimanjaro... in a rhino suit; look into the private life of Genghis Khan - a great warrior and neurotic; learn about the herculean efforts made by the author to film the Hitchhiker's Guide in Hollywood; hear about the further exploits of private investigator Dirk Gently and the two-headed alien Zaphod Beeblebrox.