Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (November 11, 1922 – April 11, 2007) was an American novelist known for works blending satire, black comedy, and science fiction, such as Slaughterhouse-Five (1969), Cat’s Cradle (1963), and Breakfast of Champions (1973), (see books, texts, bio, references, footnotes etc., on wikipedia).
The remaining picture on his official website.
But see also ‘thE vOnnEgUt wEb‘.
He says: “Don’t use semi-colons. They stand for nothing … they only show you’ve been to college.” He follows this by commenting “All American literature is about how bad it is to be American”. A list ensues, including the Scarlet Letter, Death of a Salesman and Moby Dick. (full text).
And also: “All I wanted to do was support my family,” Vonnegut wrote in 1999. “I didn’t think I would amount to a hill of beans”. (full text).
On wikipedia you’ll get the links to most of the (american) obituary writings, (scroll down).
Kurt Vonnegut – USA (1922 – 2007)
Watch theis Google-Video: 37.59 min. the infinite mind;
ok, just go to Google-Video, put his name in the search tool, and you find pages of more Google-videos from or about Kurt Vonnegut.
And here some YouTube-Videos:
- 8.15 min. Kurt Vonnegut;
- 3.40 min. So it goes (about Kurt Vonnegut 1922 – 2007);
- 2.49 min. Fox News trashes;
- 7.50 min. Kurt Vonnegut;
- 6.23 min. Kurt Vonnegut is The Resident’s People;
- 3.10 Fox News Obituary Trashes Kurt Vonnegut;
- 1.04 min Kurt Vonnegut Speaks with OSU Students;
- 8.43 Kurt Vonnegut.
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