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Title available in paperback?:Yes
Pages: 303
Description of book: I think it would be great to honor one if Indiana's most popular writers, who recently died in 2007,
Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Certainly Slaughterhouse Five is a good reflection of a revolution in thought, in terms of the literary devices he uses
and his creation of the "dark humor" movement. Also a
great historical peice as it chronicles his personal experience as a prisoner of war in Germany during WWII,
although the book is overall a fictional work.
--title nominated by Daniel DeBrule, Acting Assitant Professor, Psychology
Articles/Web Sites about Book
NPR interview with Kurt Vonnegut discussing experiences he used for his novel Slaughterhouse Five
"Slaughterhouse Five; Or, the Children's Crusade." Magill Book Reviews. 1 August 1990. (IUSB Login
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