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• Currently Reading: A Man Without a Country

  
  The Otter Limits — Authority: 111
  TITLE : A Man Without a Country AUTHOR : Kurt Vonnegut YEAR PUBLISHED : 2005 PUBLISHER : Seven Stories Press Another one of the few Vonnegut books that I havent read. From what I have heard about this book, this is less a work of fiction than it is a commentary on life and politics in America. In fact, I found ...
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• "Thus did a handful of rapacious citizens come to control all that was worth controlling in America...."

  
  w e r e w o l f — Authority: 503
  “Thus did a handful of rapacious citizens come to control all that was worth controlling in...
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• Getting old is like getting young again, almost

  
  Writing Boots — Authority: 107
  I would hesitate to divulge the size of my young ego, if I thought my readers hadnt sensed it long ago. In a college notebook that I filled in 1989 when I was a 20-year-old English major at Kent State University (and living at Sunrise Apartments). I was preparing to become a writer—writing about becoming one—and ...
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• Book Shelves #3, 1.15.2012

  
  biblioklept — Authority: 582
  Book shelves series #3, third Sunday of 2012: In which we revisit the master bedroom corner piece bookshelf in the southwest corner; two tiers + top shelf. So, in last week’s engrossing installment our hero photographed and discussed some of the books in this bookshelf: The post optimistically concluded: ...
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• In Praise of Short Fiction

  
  Redtree Times — Authority: 108
  I’ve always been a fan of the short story.  I grew up reading the classic short stories of  Guy DeMaupassant , O. Henry and Edgar Allan Poe , all beautifully crafted and plotted.   There are short stories by other authore that are lodged deeply in the fabric of my memory, which helped shape how I view the ...
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• Dragon*Con 2011: A n00bs Tale, Part IV

  
  Jay Garmon [dot] Net — Authority: 89
  When last we left our plucky D*C n00b, he was recovering from an unexpected Jedi-themed dance party . The infodump expands to the penultimate day of the con. SUNDAY Again, my day began around 8:30 am as I snuck away from my hibernating roommates to scrounge breakfast at Peachtree Center. I think I stupidly went to ...
  2 weeks ago

• Cat’s Cradle CD

  
  Book Critic — Authority: 141
  Cat’s Cradle is by far the best Vonnegut novel that I have yet read. Blending his patented wry humor with acute social insight presented in an absurd fantasy world, Vonnegut has written an exceptional novel of love, lies, and the self destruction of mankind. The story centers around the narrator, Jonah, who is ...
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• Breakfast of Champions CD

  
  Book Critic — Authority: 141
  You know that anything goes once you pick up a work by the zany and terrific Kurt Vonnegut. The man knows how to dish up satire like none other. He’ll spew out his complaints about the government, the world, people, etc., and instead of making it sound like a bunch of inane ranting he uses all of that to create a ...
  3 weeks ago

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