Timequake

In what is supposedly his final book, Kurt Vonnegut addresses a wide range of subjects with a combination of wicked wit and boundless imagination, looking at suicide, memory, "deja vu", the Great Depression, W.W.II and the loss of American eloquence. "A beautifully fastidious writer, utterly original and self-made, capable of moving from irony to lament within a sentence." "The Guardian".