Title: Part Autobiography, Part Fiction, a Complete Joy
Product review: If you read this book's jacket, you already know the story. A timequake forces everyone back to '91 for a ten year rerun. When it wears off and people don't know how to react, failed sci-fi writer and veteran Vonnegut character, Kilgore Trout saves the day.I love the concept. I certainly wouldn't mind reliving the 90's, but the last decade was a real drag. The only criticism I have is that the story is minimized and the focus is on the author's personal anecdotes and family stories. Then again, that's Vonnegut.For the uninitiated, Vonnegut is the literary equivalent of pizza. He provides intellectual nourishment without being too preachy and overbearing. The thing I love most about him is the way he tells a ridiculous story in his deadpan, matter-of-fact tone.So, pour yourself a beverage of choice, put your feet up, and enjoy a delightful, effortless read.
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