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Kurt Vonnegut

Kurt Vonnegut

AmericanNovember 11, 1922 – April 11, 2007Satirical Fiction

Kurt Vonnegut blended science fiction conceits with dark satire and humanist compassion to create a uniquely American voice. Slaughterhouse-Five, drawn from his experience as a prisoner of war during the Dresden firebombing, is his masterpiece.

Works

  • Slaughterhouse-FiveAnti-war science fiction novel depicting a soldier's repeated deaths during World War II→
  • Cat's CradleSatirical science fiction novel about a religion founded on a hollow planet's lie→
  • Breakfast of ChampionsSurreal novel following an advertising writer's mental breakdown in fractured narrative form→
  • Mother NightNovel about a Nazi propagandist's isolation and moral reckoning after World War II→
  • The Sirens of TitanScience fiction epic about space explorers encountering advanced aliens and human transcendence→

Related

Joseph Heller·John Irving·Norman Mailer·Tom Robbins
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