If you enjoyed the zany, irreverent humor and clever wordplay in Life, The Universe and Everything—like Ford Prefect’s dry asides or the ludicrous plot to save the universe—Good Omens will absolutely charm you. The bickering angel Aziraphale and demon Crowley stumble through a series of hilarious mishaps and misunderstandings in a quest to prevent the apocalypse, with wit and satire in every line.

If you loved the dynamic between Arthur Dent, Ford Prefect, and the rest of the gang as they bumbled through space, Red Dwarf: Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers will give you even more laughs. The mismatched crew—Lister, Rimmer, Cat, and Kryten—navigate ridiculous scenarios with banter and mishaps reminiscent of the Hitchhiker’s ensemble, making each page a delight.

Did you enjoy the seemingly impossible mission to prevent the destruction of the universe? Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency takes you on another wild ride as Dirk tries to solve a missing cat, a murdered millionaire, and a ghost—believing everything is fundamentally connected. The plot’s outlandish objectives and unpredictable turns are pure Adams brilliance.

If you found yourself pondering life’s big questions while laughing at the universe’s absurdity in Life, The Universe and Everything, The Eyre Affair will tickle your brain. Thursday Next, a literary detective, explores alternate realities and the nature of fiction itself, with witty commentary and philosophical undertones lurking beneath the fun.

If you relished the wild plot twists—like the unexpected fate of Agrajag or the sudden appearance of lethal cricket robots—Spoonbenders will keep you guessing. This novel follows the Telemachus family of psychics, whose lives are a series of unforeseen turns, secrets, and revelations, all delivered with sharp humor and heart.