Read all of Kurt Vonnegut's books

This was a really good book. I think this is also the only Vonnegut book that I’ve read that doesn’t have any scifi elements, unless I’m forgetting something.

Another collection of mostly speeches, reviews and other articles. There was one interesting speech of non-fiction, plus a review of one of Hunter Thompson’s books, which was interesting as I’m big fans of both of theirs. It also shed some insight into the transition from his early career through gaining his fame.

According to the list I’ve been following on Lists of Bests, I have seven books left.

I’m 68% done now.

This book taught me a lot about Kurt Vonnegut’s life.

Short and sweet, but made some good points. I thought it was interesting that most if not all of the introduction is contained in A Man Without A Country.

I liked this book. It was interesting to see his perspectives on the modern era. This book is about my lifetime, rather than about stuff that happened before I was born, so that made it more interesting.

It’s always difficult reading a book of short stories. It starts so quickly, then begins to drag on. It was good, though. The last few stories were definitely some of the stronger ones in the book, so it ended on an up note.

I don’t remember what the 11th Vonnegut book I read was, but this is my twelfth.

I just finished reading this one. It brought back a lot of Breakfast of Champions.