Title: Don't judge a book by the jacket notes
Product review: This book is the perfect reason not to read the notes on the inside of the dust jacket to determine if it's any good ... it sounded good ... it's not. Vonnegut keeps referring to an imaginary "Timequake One" which he didn't like and threw away claiming that he saved the "best parts" to include in this book. He should have kept "Timequake One" and tossed this. So much for going out on a high note.
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