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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 n… more →
Literature in E:
This Feels Familiar
artofwar11 wrote 1 week ago: It may be by a different company, but Captain America: Reborn feels so thematically like both … more →
15 Books
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Matt wrote 1 week ago: Since I was tagged by both of my favorite native Africans, Mark and Nicole Kennell, I figured this w … more →
Slaughterhouse Five: Type and Form
papercutpanic wrote 2 weeks ago: Another piece of work at the GSA degree show that caught my eye was a three-dimensional typographic … more →
From 'X' to 'R' for '5'
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stevenhartwriter wrote 3 weeks ago: My appreciation for Kurt Vonnegut’s writing is pretty much confined to his essays and his earl … more →
Guillermo del Toro Talks Vampire Novels, Slaughterhouse-Five, and ...
kojoromi wrote 3 weeks ago: Guillermo del Toro Talks Vampire Novels, Slaughterhouse-Five, and … A place for Capital Regio … more →
Most Ridiculous Reasons for Banning Books
meredithwalker wrote 4 weeks ago: While there’s never a truly good reason for banning a book, some books have been pulled from librar … more →
Slaughterhouse Five
goin wrote 4 weeks ago: i finished Slaughterhouse Five and was less than impressed. did i just pick up the wrong “fir … more →
So it goes.
Amanda wrote 1 month ago: I read entirely too much. Which seems rather impossible, really; it would appear that most people do … more →
Slaughterhouse-Five
lizziebaum wrote 1 month ago: Title: Slaughterhouse-Five (1969) Author: Kurt Vonnegut Genre: Science-Fiction Pages: 215 D … more →
"Slaughterhouse Five," Kurt Vonnegut
thewordofna wrote 1 month ago: Book Report, thoughts, comments, etc. to follow. Most importantly, this is the first book I’v … more →
Del Toro seeks to return evil to vampire fiction
goremasterfx wrote 1 month ago: CBC News Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro sets out to return universal evil to the vampire genre wit … more →
mixtape: may reading
thedoormouse wrote 1 month ago: Tough reading month this month, time for reading was either tight and fast or loose and slow. Picki … more →
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
katemaruyama wrote 1 month ago: Book by Jonathan Safran Foer Annotation by Kate Maruyama EXTREMELY LOUD AND INCREDIBLY CLOSE kinda b … more →
Here Was Proof
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brianoh wrote 1 month ago: “Really – I’m O.K.” And he was, too, except that he could find no explanatio … more →
Book Review: Cat's Cradle
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Tim Weaver wrote 2 months ago: The end of the world is a popular subject these days in film and literature. Just take a moment and … more →
Narrative Structure
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ccyager wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday afternoon, while riding a city bus home, I started thinking about narrative structure. I … more →
Slaughterhouse Five
Amanda wrote 2 months ago: So I started this book almost a month ago, but I’ve read most of it today. It’s getting … more →
Old Statuses
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Alix Margaret wrote 2 months ago: If there is one thing I actually miss about Facebook/MySpace, it would have to be the ability to upd … more →
Paul was return to the scene of the crime.
ctiefel wrote 2 months ago: Paul was each week they choose a theme & invite producers, writers, documentarians, poets, music … more →
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