So Long, And Thanks For All The Fish, Douglas Adams, Harmony Books, 1984

A smart copy of the "fourth book in The Hitchhiker's Trilogy". This installment takes the series in a slightly different, more relaxed direction. Arthur Dent finds himself back on an apparently normal Earth, where the story shifts away from constant cosmic chaos toward something warmer and more personal, without ever losing Adams's trademark wit. Full of dry humour, odd coincidences, and gentle philosophical asides, the book is often remembered as the most human and quietly affectionate installment in the Hitchhiker’s sequence.

So Long, And Thanks For All The Fish, by Douglas Adams.

Published by Harmony Books, New York, 1984. First US edition, 2nd impression (with printer's number line from 10 to 2, followed by 'First Edition').

A near fine black cloth hardback with green metallic illustration to front cover and titles to spine. With near fine dustjacket with light wear to extremities. Top corner clipped to inside flap. The jacket is now housed in clear, removable, protective plastic sleeve. Soundly bound.

Text is bright and clean throughout with attractive purple endpapers. With mild spotting to text block edge.

Text in English.

Prelims + 204pp.

Dimensions: Approximately 197mm high x 131mm wide x 22mm deep.

Weight approximately 322g (unpacked).