Of all the authors out there whose work I have to admit to never having read at all, Kurt Vonnegut is probably the one of whom I’m most embarrassed to say that I’ve never read. And when I say I’ve never read him, I mean it — not a single word, to the best of my knowledge. This bothers me because plenty of people whose judgment I trust on such topics speak very highly of Vonnegut.
So I’ll read him, OK? Someday.
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Oh, Vonnegut is brilliant. I’m going to reread Slaughterhouse Five soon, and I highly recommend it, Cats Cradle, Sirens of Titan…well, everything.
I was pleased to have seen him speak and read from his work at, if memory serves me right, Bellarmine University in Louisville, Kentucky.
http://instruct.westvalley.edu/lafave/hb.html
A short called Harrison Bergeron.
Cat’s Cradle was my first Vonnegut, followed by several others. It’s been so long ago. SF with enough irony to sink a battleship. You’ll be glad you read his stuff.