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Book of the Week: And Another Thing…

Well, you knew this was coming. I almost picked it up yesterday, but I can get it for roughly a quarter off if I’m willing to wait a few days for it. I did look through enough of it to assuage my main fears; the author took his assignment seriously.

So we say good-bye to Faithful: Two Diehard Boston Red Sox Fans Chronicle the Historic 2004 Season, and hello to And Another Thing…. Please, God: don’t let it suck.

Moe Lane

Livestock killing… [STOP THE PRESSES! NEW HITCHHIKER BOOK?!?]

Didn’t this happen during the Great Depression?

Or am I thinking chupacabras? No, wait, that’s goats….

(Above via Little Miss Attila)

Hold on: there’s a new Hitchhiker’s book out? And Another Thing…, written by Eoin Colfer? How did I miss this?

Oh, right, because I never forgave Douglas Adams for what he did to his characters with Mostly Harmless. It was nasty, petty, and even cruel – and it was final, because Adams passed away so suddenly.  It’d be nice to be able to get past that.