Title: Timequake
Product review: Kurt Vonnegut's Timequake is an odd, mixed up story which has very little plot, jumps around randomly, and is a big jumble of random thoughts all strung together in the order the author thought of them and not according to when they happened. In short, I loved it! In Timequake, Vonnegut pieces together his life's story, along with quite a few satirical comments. My only regret about reading this book is reading it before I read the rest of his books, because this book gives some closure to the ideas set forth by Vonnegut in his other books. In Timequake, Vonnegut has the world do a rerun of it's past ten years. The world is taken back ten years, while the present population is forced to watch what it did from ten years ago to the present. Kilgore Trout, the fictional science fiction writer, is the main character and eventual hero of the book. I enjoyed this book very much and look forward to reading the rest of Kurt Vonnegut's books.
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