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A fanfiction set in the Hitchhiker's Guide Universe. Slartibartfast has somehow got himself elected Galactic President, and now he needs the help of Arthur, Ford, Zaphod, and Trillian to save the Galaxy. Join them for a new, wild, and wacky interstellar romp aboard the Heart of Gold. In this story, you'll discover the answers to these vital questions: * Whatever happened to Fenchurch? * What is Slartibartfast's last name? * Does the saying "there's someone for everyone" apply to Ford Prefect? * What exactly IS a Collapsing Hrung? * WHY is 42 the Ultimate Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything? What does it actually MEAN?

Ask us any questions about anything, and we will use our knowledge to answer.

The crossover of QuizUp and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Don't expect it to be on par with Douglas Adams' works, and expect it to be as low quality as security camera footage of a robbery (seriously, it's 2017). Nods to the original creator, the man himself, Douglas Adams (even if he's FUCKING DEAD) and Radiohead for both being fantastic. As you can tell, lots of swearing and just messed-up content. So I present to you, the Hitchhiker's Guide to General Nonsense. -The Insecure Introvert

The meaning of everything in the world finally answered.

After saving the earth from Pollution WALL-E and EVE have been together for several months after they sent the humans back home, but they have met two men, Arthur and Ford who led them to a space adventure!

We know, original title. We'll come up with something new later. Be warned: there may be some scenes that are a bit disturbing to some readers, meaning it can get bloody. Sorry... What happens when the Vikings of Berk meet the soldiers from District 12? When the Greek demigods meet the old dragon rider from Alagaësia? When the four groups find the runner from the Glade? And when two of their enemies combine into one formidable force? Chaos happens, that's what.

Sherlock takes a trip on the famous Heart of Gold starship, and learns a lot about the galaxy around him, but he isn't too happy about it.

Ryan, a self-professed nerd, and his boyfriend, Danny, do typical teenager stuff. They are a mess, and they love every moment together. But can their relationship stay so idyllic for much longer?

You're a normal kid with a normal life. That is- until one night when you find a mysterious portal in a dead orchard and fall through it. Now your whole world's upside down, and nothing will ever be the same again. So choose your path wisely, your life depends on it. VOTING: Part VI voting ends April 14! -UPDATED ROUGHLY ONCE A WEEK- (All illustrations are created by myself.)

This is an estimated deduction on the thoughts and feelings of a bowl of petunias that was once a heat-seeking missile. (This is a tribute to Douglas Adams and "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." Locations and main characters belong to him.)

What happens to characters in books when the book isn't being read? Where do they go? What do they do? Find out through the eyes of Binny Jordan, a character in a relatively new book, The Madrona Heroes Register, as she and her friends, Hermione Granger, Katniss Everdeen, and Arya Stark, explore this universe and find out what it means to not just play a role in someone else's story, but create your own. The girls will meet characters and visit settings from dozens of other books including everything from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams to Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy and The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, by Michael Chabon.

in this story we awnser the question of the ultimate question of life the universe and everything.

It is largely believed that the Universe was created by a God who can't even prove His own existence. But what if the Universe had been created by a depressive robot ? Ultimate Questions are answered, others are asked, tea may be found. Don't Panic ! h2g2 fanfiction

I've been living in the D.C. area for almost two years now, and I'm finally finishing my Master's Degree.... Life is looking pretty great, until Stan Lee passes away, then everything starts getting a little more creative than I thought was possible. In a new world where your imagination is your greatest weapon, it's time for me to protect humanity and fight for peace, with a little bit of help from my imaginary friends. Cover is by More Enigma than Dogma (Original Idea by me, but characters are borrowed from their domains.)

It is a truth universally aknowledged that one such individual, in possession of the name Zaphod Beeblebrox, must be attractive. If you don't believe me, you can go and have a look on the other side of God's Final Message. He wrote; "Zaphod Beeblebrox The First is a total hunk". Yeah, God wrote that. This is a Zaphod X Reader book because... There are literally none and he is the best character. The book is Xreader and uses she/her pronouns for the reader so if you use other pronouns I apologise, I might change it in the future for you guys. That aside, enjoy!

An homage to Fortunately The Milk. Scott is late to school one day. When confronted by his teacher's question: 'Why were you late?', he takes a long breath, preparing to tell his story. And boy does he have a story to tell.

There's nothing more dangerous than a book, especially in the wrong hands. And, in this world of magic, wars and an alarming number of self-serving, gratuitously selfish people, there are a lot of wrong hands to take advantage. When the world's foremost mage, Anpound Pudbatter (fresh from a magical accident that had turned him back into a teenager with all the associated raging hormones) meets Gammer Goodhiding, the world's most polite, yet indefinably terrifying witch, and Bindi, a Druid who almost has a filthy mouth, they come together to search for an object that could very well spell the end of the world as they know it. Or change it in ways they cannot imagine. From the intermittently high Mount Pintel, to the vast, unending Library, to the indeterminately located city of Lost Vagueness, where hope, and Coin, go to wallow in despair, to the world's most important, prominent, and tiniest city, the three of them must follow the magical chaos wrought by the presence of the book. And with warlords bent on conquest, thieves out for a quick score and a djinn with a mischievous attention to detail in the way, things may not go quite according to plan. And what, exactly, is the origin of the book? Only The Archivist's All-knowing Almanac knows for sure. A love-letter to the works of Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams. [Cover created in Canva, using an AI generated image from a stock clip art and text from Logokit]