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As all English majors know, there are dozens of different ways to analyze literature. You can pick apart a book based on when it was …
Our staff is reading its way through the summer! Take a look at what we’ve accomplished so far. Matthew (Chief Operating Officer): Still slogging through …
Deadeye Dick is the eighth book in Rachel’s Best Vonnegut Reading Order. I promised myself, and all of you, a certain something when I tried and …
This is part of a planned series in which I, Emma the Intern, report Kurt Vonnegut’s opinion on a certain topic, drawing mostly on his published works. Please …
Hi! It’s Emma the Intern once again. In this episode of “Comparing Vonnegut Adaptations,” I’ll be looking at the 1972 film Slaughterhouse-Five. Out of all …
Kurt Vonnegut was nothing if not prolific: 14 novels, 3 collections of short stories (only 1 of which was published during his lifetime), a number …
Slapstick is the seventh book in Rachel’s Suggested Vonnegut Reading Order. I braced myself for Slapstick before picking it up. I was told scary things. Things like, …
Galápagos is the sixth book in Rachel’s Best Vonnegut Reading Order. Well . . . okay. That was my reaction upon finishing Galápagos. I wish I …
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This is the first in a planned series in which I, Emma the Intern, report Kurt Vonnegut’s opinion on a certain topic, drawing mostly on his published …
Hi! It’s Emma the Intern once again. In this episode of “Comparing Vonnegut Adaptations,” I’ll be looking at the 1995 Canadian made-for-TV film Harrison Bergeron. …
Cat’s Cradle is the fifth book in Rachel’s Suggested Vonnegut Reading Order. Do you know who James Thurber is? I hope you do. He wrote …
Trigger Warning: This blog addresses suicide and other mental health issues. One of our employees remembers attending a speech on mental health given by an …
The Sirens of Titan is the fourth book in Rachel’s Suggested Vonnegut Reading Order. Player Piano is Kurt Vonnegut’s first novel, but I’d argue that The …
Greetings! Emma the Intern here. I’ll be comparing movie and TV adaptations of Vonnegut’s work, starting with “Harrison Bergeron” in this post. I found two …
“The accordion’s not hard.” So said musician Stelth Ulvang as his fellow performer, Nick Jaina, picked it up to accompany Ulvang for a song on …
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