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Title: so much to say about war
Review: There were many bright ideas in here. The Tralfamadorian ability to see all points of life, which made death a nonissue; Billy Pilgrim's ability to time travel; his abduction and placement in a controlled environment, suggesting our vulnerability to distorted or incomplete information; war commentary from the mouth of a vet- the confused notion of "meaning" in life when war unwincingly slaughters little girls in pigtails. I also read "Timequake" and I'm intrigued by Vonnegut's recurrent use of time travel. There is much to be said about experience and memory as related to time, and I enjoy reading Vonnegut's plain, witty, cigarette style. I basically just went along for the ride on this read, but I intend on reading again later to extract a deeper brilliance.
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