This was a nice little assortment of non-fiction pieces by Kurt Vonnegut. It touched on a lot of different themes and the range of the pieces varied in intensity and magnitude. Overall, I was impressed by this. Previously, I had read Fates Worse Than Death and this turned me on to Vonnegut's non-fiction. I have read a lot of Vonnegut's fiction and this is a nice little supplement to it. ( )

Some of these essays are quite good. Others are quite bland. The Playboy interview at the end is really really good, though. If you read anything in here, make it that interview. ( )

Although this book is unmistakably Vonnegut, you can find everything in it why we love the Master, somehow I understand why it wasn't translated into Hungarian until now. Of course it's a must for fans but try not to read this first from him. ( )

Good Lord we need this man back, now more than ever. Stupid Pall Malls. Terrific collection of essays, speeches and interviews. Biafra: A People Betrayed will break your heart. ( )

A selection of magazine pieces. They are not particularly interesting as thought, but there are some interesting turns of phrase. ( )