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A Man Without a Country by Daniel Simon, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (2005, Hardcover) 
A Man Without a Country by Daniel Simon, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (2005, Hardcover)

 
A Man Without a Country by Daniel Simon, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (2005, Hardcover)

Publisher: Seven Stories Pr
Publication Date: 2005-09-01
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 158322713X
ISBN-13: 9781583227138
Product ID: EPID46929432
Description: Kurt Vonnegut's first new book in nearly 10 years is a collection of the essays he has published during that time, illustrated with his inimitable--and often hilarious--line drawings. Vonnegut writes on such topics as death, literature, ...
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Synopsis
Kurt Vonnegut's first new book in nearly 10 years is a collection of the essays he has published during that time, illustrated with his inimitable--and often hilarious--line drawings. Vonnegut writes on such topics as death, literature, the state of the American soul, the necessity for making art, and, of course, the administration of George W. Bush. The book's title comes from his often professed sense of shame at the American presence in Iraq. Many of these pieces were published in the magazine In These Times.

Details
Publication Date:2005-09-01
Editor:Daniel Simon

Size
Length:146 pages
Height:8.8 in
Width:6.0 in
Thickness:0.8 in
Weight:12.8 oz

Industry Reviews
"Very brief essays, displaying the indignant humanism, pacifism and generosity of spirit that made Vonnegut's SLAUGHTERHOUSE FIVE a touchstone of the Vietnam War era."
Kirkus (08/01/2005)

"At times, he may slide toward Andy Rooneyesque or Grandpa Simpsonesque crotchetiness, but mostly, like his literary ancestor Mark Twain, his crankiness is good-humored and sharp-witted, and aimed at well-defended soft spots of hypocrisy and arrogance."
(10/09/2005)

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