Kurt Vonnegut Passes at 84
Will there ever be another author like Kurt Vonnegut? Likely not.
The irreverent author stood a head above contemporaries. Some of his later books lost some luster, but I found Man Without A Country particularly intriguing. It'd make a great tribute if you found time to go and give it a read in his memory.
He'll be missed.
The irreverent author stood a head above contemporaries. Some of his later books lost some luster, but I found Man Without A Country particularly intriguing. It'd make a great tribute if you found time to go and give it a read in his memory.
He'll be missed.
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posted by Erik Eckel at 11:56 PM
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A true master at his craft, he will be sorely missed. His legacy will live forever.
No doubt. I still think about Slaughterhouse and Cat's Cradle, which I read 20 years ago, and many of his ideas shape my core philosophies.
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