/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.3571056]

Where should I start with Kurt Vonnegut?

[Anonymous No.3571062]

You don't.

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[Anonymous No.3571066]

Is this faggot seriously asking where to start with one of the easiest to read authors ever?

[Anonymous No.3571109]

>>3571056
that one guy while being a dick, is correct, you can start anywhere

however it depends on what you like, if you want a little more on his wonky scifi side i'd definately recommend sirens of titan, it's also my favorite

if not super into the scifi aspect breakfast of champions is really good too

i'm not a strong proponent of slaughterhouse five, having read the majority of his novels it's still my least favorite, but most people dig it

while he is regarded as an "entry level" writer i think it's mostly just because he's not difficult, he writes really fun and thought provoking stuff though, prepare tp laugh and get an interesting perspective on the world

[Anonymous No.3571118]

>>3571062
>>3571062

2 edgy 4 chan u fagtr0n.

Cat's Cradle and (specifically) Slaughterhouse 5 are his most celebrated works. You can't really go wrong with either of them. Breakfast of Champions is okay as well, but I wasn't a huge fan of it or Sirens of Titan. Welcome to the Monkey House was pretty fucking cool. Jailbird is probably my favorite novel by Vonnegut.

[Anonymous No.3571136]

Breakfast Of Champions is superior to the rest of his most famous works. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

[Anonymous No.3571156]

>>3571136
>don't let anyone but me tell you what to think
Am I allowed to think that nobody should care about what you think?

[sage No.3571159]

>>3571156
No

[Anonymous No.3571166]

>>3571156

Why would you even try to?

[Anonymous No.3571175]

>>3571166
Am I allowed to answer that question?

[Anonymous No.3571183]

>>3571175

see

>>3571159

[Anonymous No.3571189]

the general rule of thumb is to avoid hocus pocus

[Anonymous No.3571210]

"And so on."