Kurt Vonnegut
American · b. 1922
Kurt Vonnegut survived the Dresden firestorm in a slaughterhouse meat locker as a POW, then spent 23 years failing to write about it until Slaughterhouse-Five broke the problem open — with time travel, flying saucers, and 'so it goes.' America's great absurdist humanist, he drew his own tombstones, gave rules for short stories, and remains the most banned beloved author in the country.
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