Title: A clever poggo-stick bounce between points in time
Product review: Vonnegut's clever manipulation of time and sequence in "Timequake" shows that he is as sharp as ever. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, whose temporal manipulation I found to be similar to, though less audacious, than Vladimir Kek's open flaunting of the same in his own debut novel, "Mafia Lesbian," a book that resonates with wry and slapstick Vonnegutian humor and styling. I would recommend both "Timequake" and "Mafia Lesbian."
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