Thanks, Mr. Vonnegut, You're Free to Go
"The world does not need another novel now, for God's sake, and I feel that I've done everything I can do. Please, can't I go home now?"
--author Kurt Vonnegut in an interview with J. Rentilly that appeared in Pages magazine just six months ago
Vonnegut also commented to the BBC News two months ago that he felt "embarrassed" to have lived to the age of 83, saying, "It's in terrible taste." He also joked, "I'm suing a cigarette company because on the package they promised to kill me, and yet here I am."
For more on Kurt Vonnegut, check out the very apt illustration at www.vonnegut.com/ and the excellent collection of all things Vonnegut at www.vonnegutweb.com/.
--author Kurt Vonnegut in an interview with J. Rentilly that appeared in Pages magazine just six months ago
Vonnegut also commented to the BBC News two months ago that he felt "embarrassed" to have lived to the age of 83, saying, "It's in terrible taste." He also joked, "I'm suing a cigarette company because on the package they promised to kill me, and yet here I am."
For more on Kurt Vonnegut, check out the very apt illustration at www.vonnegut.com/ and the excellent collection of all things Vonnegut at www.vonnegutweb.com/.
Labels: Literary Arts
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by Fraser MacKenzie, Online Editor @ 4/22/2007 06:56:00 PM
