Description
Kurt Vonnegut's satirical, formally inventive novel—in which two characters from his previous fiction and the author himself all converge in a strange midwestern city in a meditation on free will, creativity, mental illness, and the relationship between the stories we tell and the lives we lead—is one of the most unusually personal and most genuinely strange novels of American literature. Written with Vonnegut's characteristic dark comedy and his absolute refusal to spare any institution from his ironic disassembly, this is essential reading for every admirer of his extraordinary body of work. A unique and important novel.
