Title: A Book for Vonnegut Enthusiasts
Product review: Timequake's a book that's probably only for Vonnegut enthusiasts. Others may appreciate it, but few would pick it up unfamiliar with the author. It's not one of his most famous but still a good read.Vonnegut speaks in the first person mixing in both fact and fiction, playing alongside Kilgore Trout. Timequake's a message book, as are most of Vonnegut's work. He lays out his views on war, particularly nuclear war and his continued desire for extended families. It's easy to follow and contains many of famous quotes. Myriad references to his life and previous works would be lost on those unacquainted with Kurt.
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