Dirk Gently: The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul (Paperback)

from lmichet

This one starts out as though it's going to be better than the original 'Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency' was, but ends on a low point. Overall a satisfying read, but it shouldn't be read by anyone who hasn't done Dirk Gently itself yet. Basically, it feels like Adams ran out of energy an...

from Kristelh

Published in 1988, this is the second book in the Dirk Gently series. I really enjoyed this one. I listened to the audio read by the author (great job) and also had a book. This is a fantasy/sci fi book where Dirk Gently is a detective. The title may seem to not fit the novel but wiki tells me th...

from rincewind1986

Dirk gently is such a cool character, his strange approach to detective work and his obsession with proving the interconnectiveness of all things leads to so many chancces for humour, and Adams ofcourse pounces on ever single one. I really do prefer these to the hitchikers series, many would disa...

from lycomayflower

Another car-trip audiobook. Adams just never quite does it for me. I see that it's funny, and sometimes it even genuinely makes me laugh, but on the whole I just don't click with it. I did enjoy this (and I like the Dirk Gently books more than I ever did the Hitchhiker's books), and I'm glad I li...

from EmScape

Dirk Gently is back on a new case. Well, kind of. Actually, he slept through the case and found his new client's head revolving on a record player. Uh-oh. Also, there are some Norse gods mucking about and causing a ruckus in the world. I really enjoy Adams' inventiveness and humor. I liked the ch...