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Title: a look at a disturbed mind
Review: Slaughter-House 5 has gotten accolades over the years not for being a classically written essay on the trials of war, but instead for being something COMPLETELY DIFFERENT. Laced with sarcasm, irony, parody, metaphor, analogy, and satire, SH-5 explores a mind gone mad due to the horrors witnessed during the tragic bombings at Dresden.Vonnegut manages to craft a classic book that is dark without being overtyly evil, depressing without being heavy-handed, and funny without being comical. Unlike war books such as 'Johnny Got His Gun,' for instance, SH-5 deals with the horror of war almost oddhandedly, making the mental carnage of death all the more surreal.Heartily recomended
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