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friend of the sleeping pill
Well.
Go on.
Do it.
Go on.
Do it.
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Kurt Vonnegut is so cool.
fuck that duck
About that.
No.
No.
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-Mitch Hedberg
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Who is Kurt Vonnegut?
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He wrote "Slaughterhouse Five."
I think it is also a movie, but not sure.
I think it is also a movie, but not sure.
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friend of the sleeping pill
I've never seen the movie
I've only read the book.
The book is very good,
Definitely worth a look.
I've only read the book.
The book is very good,
Definitely worth a look.
friend of the sleeping pill
I can't fucking believe I just posted that...
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lol...nice!
I'll take that as a recommendation. :p
Recommend anymore?...
I'll take that as a recommendation. :p
Recommend anymore?...
friend of the sleeping pill
Slapstick, Sirens of Titan, Galapagos, Cat's Cradle, Welcome to the Monkey House (which is short stories). Really anything you can find by him. My local library has a pretty good selection so I usually go there every week and pick something up.
Sirens of Titan is one of the best of the ones I mentioned. It's different because it's one of his first books, and he hadn't developed the writing style he uses in Slapstick and Slaughterhouse-5, so it's not as funny. It definitely has a "first book" feel (even though I'm fairly sure it wasn't his very first) in that he goes after some very big, broad ideas -- it's a statement novel, essentially, a writer trying to make his mark. The difference is that Sirens of Titan is actually really good. Not just in a nihilistic sense either, because Vonnegut actually answers the fundamental questions he asks about life. Which takes balls.
Sirens of Titan is one of the best of the ones I mentioned. It's different because it's one of his first books, and he hadn't developed the writing style he uses in Slapstick and Slaughterhouse-5, so it's not as funny. It definitely has a "first book" feel (even though I'm fairly sure it wasn't his very first) in that he goes after some very big, broad ideas -- it's a statement novel, essentially, a writer trying to make his mark. The difference is that Sirens of Titan is actually really good. Not just in a nihilistic sense either, because Vonnegut actually answers the fundamental questions he asks about life. Which takes balls.