Blogs about: Slaughterhouse Five
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Emblem of Visibility
To emblematically represent visibility in Slaughterhouse-Five, I turn to one of Vonnegut’s most revered characters. Science fiction writer Kilgore Trout appears in several of Vonnegut’s no… more →
Literature in E:
Masculinity, So it goes...
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Haley wrote 1 day ago: Last week my class finished up Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse Five. Although I enjoyed the novel ver … more →
Slaughterhouse-Five
kimberlyloomis wrote 5 days ago: Let’s get the trivialities, the “givens” out of the way. Vonnegut has a very dist … more →
Techniques/Lessons for Experiment
Krystal Sardinas wrote 1 week ago: From the past three novels we’ve read I’ve accumulated different methods of thinking and learned dif … more →
No.32 - Slaughterhouse-Five
adlaark wrote 2 weeks ago: All Book club no.32 was hosted by Sophie at her residence last Sunday 1st November. The text before … more →
Slaughterhouse-Five (1972)
Aiden R wrote 3 weeks ago: VERDICT: 7/10 Fortunate Sons Not as good as the source material, but considering that adapting a nea … more →
kurt vonnegut: slaughterhouse-five
Chloe wrote 3 weeks ago: I want to blog but I don’t want to talk about what I’ve been ruminating (that’s it … more →
First Lady Karamazov
Nicola di Bowery wrote 1 month ago: In 2001, The New York Times reported that Laura Bush’s favorite piece of literature was the “Grand I … more →
A Brief History of Mischief: Sufficient to Have Stood Though Free to Fall
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ecrussell wrote 1 month ago: Or: Don’t Eat the Big Red Apple, Don’t Push the Big Red Button, and Don’t Read Thi … more →
I'm lookin' a book...
Joshua Hostetter wrote 1 month ago: I begin a great many things that I never finish. Of these many things, I never intended to finish m … more →
Analytic Outline
jbrousseau wrote 1 month ago: Book: Slaughterhouse Five Thesis: Through the implementation of nonlinear narrative discourse, metaf … more →
Essay (Not going so well....)
Krystal Sardinas wrote 1 month ago: I decided to do my analytic essay based on Slaughterhouse-Five. I have a basic understanding of what … more →
War's Impact on Life
jbrousseau wrote 1 month ago: It would be agreed that a strong assertion concerning the impact of war on life can be made when ana … more →
Response 3
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Krystal Sardinas wrote 1 month ago: The year was 1969- a year after his wife had died and two years after Billy had been abducted by the … more →
Slaughterhouse-Five
Krystal Sardinas wrote 1 month ago: I never thought that this book would have references to aliens. I honestly had never heard of this b … more →
The Children's Crusade
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jbrousseau wrote 1 month ago: Billy Pilgrim felt the heat before he actually saw the flames. Staggering up the steps from the bunk … more →
Blog #6
laurahampson wrote 1 month ago: The ideas of free will in Slaughterhouse Five are intriguing to me. Throughout his life, Billy … more →
This American Life
amylust wrote 1 month ago: Has slowly started becoming my favorite NPR show. This week’s show was about how books can ch … more →
Speaking on Massacre
jbrousseau wrote 1 month ago: I’m not at liberty to speak to Kurt Vonnegut. I will never know the exact reason he has created and … more →
Slaughterhouse-Five
nickishungry wrote 2 months ago: All done! Great book- I love Kurt Vonnegut’s writing style. It is lavish, but not pretentiou … more →
