Every serious review of science fiction
literature includes Hitchhiker's guide. So I thought, why not, let me
try.
It did started quite well. It was funny, especially the
first few chapters. I especially enjoyed conversation between Ford
and depressed robot named Marvin. I also appreciated the author's
concept related to non-anthropomorphic view of reverse evolutionary
manipulation of humans by animals or plants.
However, once I
reached the middle of the book, it became a total nonsense. It became
more of the children's fantasy novel rather that science
fiction.
And then when I thought that novel was about to
reveal its secrets, it suddenly ended. Apparently, there are several
other subsequent novels that follows this book.
I
was very disappointed. So much talk about it as a science-fiction
classic and in the end it had simply too superficial narrative to
make any serious review.
posted by David Usharauli
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