Books of Douglas Adams
What to you think about Douglas Adams' "completely unexpected productions": The Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy. The Restaurant at the End of Universe. Life, the Universe and Everything. So long, and thanks for all the fish or Mostly Harmless (I didn't include his short story "Young Zaphod plays it safe" but if you want to tell your pinion about it, feel free to do that). I have myself read all the books in finnish and english and I must say that they come better everytime.

I have never read these, but they do sound fascinating. I've always atleast wanted to see what his "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" was about, but now you've got me interested in checking out his other works (some very interesting titles). I'll try to get into some of them at the library next week, this may be exactly what I need to spark some new creativity. Thanks!