Holy shit.
I've only ever read Slaughterhouse-Five, but I've been meaning to read more.
'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Holy shit.
I've only ever read Slaughterhouse-Five, but I've been meaning to read more.
So it goes.
sorry - that was inevitable
I'm not surprised. He looked pretty frail on TDS.
Dammit, Hec, I came to edit that in. Heh.
When was he on TDS? Recently?
When was he on TDS? Recently?
Within the last couple months. I bet they throw the clip up at the TDS website.
Damn. Had to run in the other room and tell the DH, who is jamming on guitars with our neighbor. He is a HUGE Vonnegut fan.
Yeah, he didn't look (or sound) long for this world.
Lucky mud, lucky me. Although I felt like I outgrew the man's books a while back, I read everything he wrote before I was 22.
I'm not surprised. He looked pretty frail on TDS.
Apparently he had a bad fall a few weeks back, so his frailty was exacerbated.
Although I felt like I outgrew the man's books a while back, I read everything he wrote before I was 22.
Corwood is me. At a certain point in my life, he was the most important writer in the world to me. It's been a while, but he certainly had his place in my formative psyche. Not as much as Monty Python, I'm sure, but still a large chunk.
I haven't read him...do I have to deduct IQ points? Although I enjoyed seeing him on television and that graduation speech thing.