John Krull column: Another lesson from Kurt Vonnegut
Kurt Vonnegut didn’t seem himself. It was not that long before he died. He and John Krull were dining at an Italian restaurant not far from his brownstone in Manhattan.
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Kurt Vonnegut didn’t seem himself. It was not that long before he died. He and John Krull were dining at an Italian restaurant not far from his brownstone in Manhattan.
Kurt Vonnegut didn’t seem himself. It was not that long before he died. He and I were dining at an Italian restaurant not far from his brownstone in Manhattan.
INDIANAPOLIS—Kurt Vonnegut didn’t seem himself.
I was psyched to see Unstuck in Time, a new film by Robert Weide and Don Argott about Kurt Vonnegut. I had devoured Kurt’s most famous book, Slaughterhouse-Five when it came out in 1969, soon after I got back from serving in Vietnam.As someone who...
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