Vonnegut, Kurt

Contains Vonnegut's ruminations on life, death, and life-after-death through very short essays and fictional interviews from beyond the grave.

A collection of two dozen interviews with Vonnegut reflecting his climb to acclaim and his descent in the 1980s.

The author takes the reader back one million years--to A.D. 1986 and the beginning of the human race with the descendants of a small group of survivors of an ill-fated cruise ship to the Galapagos Archipelage. The narrator is the ghost of a Vietnam veteran.

Intersperses a story about a glitch in the space-time continuum that forces people to relive the ten years between February 17, 1991 to February 13, 2001 exactly as they did the first time, with Vonnegut's thoughts and experiences during the summer and autumn of 1996.

A collection of fourteen short stories written by American author Kurt Vonnegut, that describes various people and experiences from post-World War II America.

A collection of approximately thirty brief fictional interviews with people who have crossed over to the Afterlife, conducted by the author while in the midst of controlled near-death experiences.

A young man from a peculiar family background inadvertently shoots a pregnant woman while playing with a rifle. This catastrophe has an irrevocable effect upon his life.

The author looks at personal and cultural events and issues of the 1980s.