CROSSROADS: Absurdity in Space
by Chris Gerwel on April 11, 2013
And now, for something completely different…
It’s Thursday, and that means that this week’s Crossroads post has gone live over at Amazing Stories. Continuing with April’s “humor” theme, I take a look at the most significant humorist in speculative fiction’s recent history: Douglas Adams. In particular, I explore why his work has become such a cultural touchstone and examine why maybe every humorous work shouldn’t be compared to the Hitchhiker’s Guide.
I hope you come and join the conversation!
Crossroads: Right Place, Time, and Tech – The Hitchhiker’s Guide
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