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|a Vonnegut, Kurt,
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|a Dial Press trade paperback edition.
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|a A young writer decides to interview the children of a scientist primarily responsible for the creation of the atomic bomb. This is an apocalyptic tale of the planet's ultimate fate, featuring a cast of unlikely heroes.
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|a The day the world ended -- Nice, nice, very nice -- Folly -- A tentative tangling of tendrils -- Letter from a pre-med -- Bug fights -- The illustrious Hoenikkers -- Newt's thing with Zinka -- Vice-president in charge of volcanoes -- Secret agent -- Protein -- End of the world delight -- The jumping-off place -- When automobiles had cut-glass vases -- Merry Christmas -- Back to kindergarten -- The girl pool -- The most valuable commodity on earth -- No more mud -- Ice-nine -- The marines march on -- Member of the yellow press -- The last batch of brownies -- What a wampeter is -- The main thing about Dr. Hoenikker -- What God is -- Men from Mars -- Mayonnaise -- Gone, but not forgotten -- Only sleeping -- Another breed -- Dynamite money
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|a An ungrateful man -- Vin-dit -- Hobby shop -- Meow -- A modern major general -- Barracuda capital of the world -- Fata Morgana -- House of hope and mercy -- A Karass built for two -- Bicycles for Afghanistan -- The demonstrator -- Communist sympathizers -- Why Americans are hated -- The Bokononist method for handling Caesar -- Dynamic tension -- Just like Saint Augustine -- A fish pitched up by an angry sea -- A nice midget -- O.K., Mom -- No pain -- The president of Fabri-tek -- Communists, Nazis, Royalists, parachutists, and draft dodgers -- Never index your own book -- A self-supporting squirrel cage -- The queasy dream -- Tyranny with a difference -- Fasten your seat belts -- An underprivileged nation -- What a corporal was worth -- Why Hazel wasn't scared -- Reverent and free -- Peace and plenty -- A good time to come to San Lorenzo
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|a The strongest thing there is -- HY-U-O-OOL-KUH! -- Hoon-Year Mora-Toorz -- The Big Mosaic -- Tutored by Bokonon -- The happiness of being an American -- The Pissant Hilton -- Black death -- Cat's cradle -- Give my regards to Albert Scweitzer -- Julian Castle agrees with Newt that everything is meaningless -- Aspirin and Boko-Maru -- Ring of steel -- Why McCabe's soul grew coarse -- The waterfall strainers -- A white bride for the son of a pullman porter -- ZAH-MAH-KI-BO -- Dr. Schlighter Von Koenigswald appoaches the break-even point -- Blackout -- A pack of Foma -- Two little jugs -- The cut of my jib -- Why Frank couldn't be President -- Duffle -- Only one catch -- Mona -- On the poet's celebration of his first Boko-Maru -- How I almost lost my Mona
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|a The highest mountain -- I see the hook -- Bell, book, and chicken in a hatbox -- The stinking Christian -- Last rites -- Dyot met Mat -- Down the oubliette goes Frank -- Like my predecessors, I outlaw Bokonon -- Enemies of freedom -- A medical opinion on the effects of a writers' strike -- Sulfathiazole -- Pain-killer -- What Bokononists say when they commit suicide -- Feast your eyes! -- Frank tells us what to do -- Frank defends himself -- The fourteenth book -- Time out -- Newt's mother's reticule -- History -- When I felt the bullet enter my heart -- As it happened -- The grand ah-whoom -- Sanctuary -- The iron maiden and the oubliette -- Mona thanks me -- To whom it may concern -- I am slow to answer -- The Swiss Family Robinson -- Of mice and men -- Frank's ant farm -- The Tasmanians -- Soft pipes, play on -- The end.
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