Title: Timequake: unorganized entertainment
Product review: Timequake was the first book that I have read by Vonnegut. Timequake was well worth reading. I found it insightful and entertaining, all though it lacked a natural progression of plot. The book is written well, but it was hard to follow all of what was going on at times. Kurt skipped around along the timeline, from World War II on through the year 2001, which did not help the book advance. Vonnegut tells the stories of several different people, some real and some fictional, through out the novel. He also shares parts of his own life and his views on human existence in general. Vonnegut uses a universal chronological disturbance, the Timequake, as a center to the chaos of this book. He writes about the lives and times of some of the people involved in this curious event. The focus of Vonnegut's writing is a homeless author named Kilgore Trout. This story skips around a lot but it is enjoyable and well worth reading.
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