1979 Interview With Douglas Adams

An anonymous reader points out the inaugural issue of the online sci-fi mag Darker Matter, which start off with a bang by publishing an interview with the late Douglas Adams that has not seen the light of day in 28 years, except for brief excerpts published in the magazine that commissioned the interview. The first two parts are now online with the last part coming next month.

Comments

Whoosh!

[ian_mackereth]

I know Douglas was notorious for missing publication deadlines, but this is ridiculous!

I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by.
Douglas Adams
English humorist & science fiction novelist (1952 - 2001)

Re:Whoosh!

[Marxist Hacker 42]

I just hope that after they publish part 3 of the article, Ian releases .MP3s of the original cassettes of the interview, which are likely entirely different.

Wow, thats some bad grammar, right there.

[MetalliQaZ]

"An anonymous points out the inaugural issue of Darker Matter, which start off with a bang by publishing an interview with the late Douglas Adams that has not seen the light of day in 28 years, except for brief excerpts published in the magazine that commissioned the interview. The first two parts are now online with the last part coming next month."

(in case they fix it)

-d

Re:6-by-9 department?

[644bd346996]

No. Turn in your UID now for one at least 100 times larger. The Answer is 42. The question was "what do you get if you multiply six by nine". Chapter 33, The Restuaruant at the End of the Universe.

Re:A Tragedy

[belg4mit]

Specifically, while ignoring the chap across from you who's the gall to also be eating your biscuits.