Novelist Kurt Vonnegut Dies
Friday April 13, 2007
Kurt Vonnegut, 84, died in Manhattan on Wednesday from brain damage that resulted from a fall weeks ago. His most famous book, 1969's Slaughterhouse Five, showcases his trademark black humor while addressing the destruction of Dresden, which he witnessed as a young man in WWII. For those wishing to review his life and work, see the article on NPR, which includes links to interviews and pieces they've done on him over the years.


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