Kurt Vonnegut, Armistice Day, and Veterans Day

Kevin Maloney: learning to dress up tragedy in fiction and “serve it to the reader in the form of dark comedy”

Kurt Vonnegut at 100, with Robert Weide

Adopt this book: Kurt Vonnegut: Novels 1963–1973

Symphony Space celebrates Kurt Vonnegut at 100

Recommended books (and music) by U.S. military veterans trace a century of conflict

Slaughterhouse-Five: Unstuck in time, but alive and affecting on screen

Dismiss Kurt Vonnegut’s “modest, winking profundity” at your own peril, says Ron Currie, Jr.

Dan Wakefield on Kurt Vonnegut: “If anything he was a counter-counter-culture hero”

Alexandra Kleeman: Philip K. Dick’s “gnostic logic” and other influences on You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine