Kurt Vonnegut is one of the most influential American novelists of the twentieth century who has brought about a phenomenal distinction in literature. Most of the writers have written only in a particular concept or genre, but Kurt Vonnegut has imprinted his undeniable mark in science fiction with humor, social commentary with absurdity and so on.
Kurt Vonnegut has written fourteen novels, three short story collections, five plays, and five works of non-fiction. His works are occupied with unusual characters and the characters show pragmatism, especially in Slaughterhouse-Five. His works mingle satire with humor in a science fiction and his pen does all the magic as per his wish. He was a politician and the member of the American Civil Liberties Union. He worked as the honorary President of the American Humanist Association. Kurt Vonnegut was also the member in Authors League, Barnstable Yacht club, Barnstable comedy Club and Delta Upsilon. Richard Schickel has written, “The trouble with Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. is that he fits too easily into superficial literary categories, thus sparing critics from thinking very hard or well about his work” …show more content…
Attack from outer space by alien creatures with loftier brain power is the theme of the novel. In The Sirens of Titans the imaginary assault from Mars is essentially an action played by abducted Humans.
Kurt Vonnegut’s serious development happened with the publication of Cat’s Cradle. A synthetic, artificial ingredient called Ice-nine threatens to harden the Earth’s aquatic region. Kurt Vonnegut generated a religion named Bokononism to show the dissimilarity with the disapproving nature of man. Though Bokononismhe eventually imparts that the existence is insignificant, it confirms the sympathetic nature, sense of humour and wit are innate in human
Kurt Vonnegut has written fourteen novels, three short story collections, five plays, and five works of non-fiction. His works are occupied with unusual characters and the characters show pragmatism, especially in Slaughterhouse-Five. His works mingle satire with humor in a science fiction and his pen does all the magic as per his wish. He was a politician and the member of the American Civil Liberties Union. He worked as the honorary President of the American Humanist Association. Kurt Vonnegut was also the member in Authors League, Barnstable Yacht club, Barnstable comedy Club and Delta Upsilon. Richard Schickel has written, “The trouble with Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. is that he fits too easily into superficial literary categories, thus sparing critics from thinking very hard or well about his work” …show more content…
Attack from outer space by alien creatures with loftier brain power is the theme of the novel. In The Sirens of Titans the imaginary assault from Mars is essentially an action played by abducted Humans.
Kurt Vonnegut’s serious development happened with the publication of Cat’s Cradle. A synthetic, artificial ingredient called Ice-nine threatens to harden the Earth’s aquatic region. Kurt Vonnegut generated a religion named Bokononism to show the dissimilarity with the disapproving nature of man. Though Bokononismhe eventually imparts that the existence is insignificant, it confirms the sympathetic nature, sense of humour and wit are innate in human