Mother Night--Kurt Vonnegut--BOOK REVIEW

Book review on Mother Night by Kurt Vonnegut

[@riverehill]

Just finished this book, great review!

[@readtherightthing]

Thanks for the comment! I just started God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater... review coming soon.

[@colebrantley2170]

thank you! saving my english class

[@donaldkelly3983]

Great choice! If you are interested in shifting narratives, there's always Faulkner (Sound/Fury, Absalom, Absalom). My choice would be the fiction of Steve Erickson. He has a visionary view of world history. Characters shift from novel to novel and at different times and locations. Start with Rubicon Beach, which has three separate narratives - a man in a post disaster future America, a young female refugee in contemporary California, and a scientist at Los Alamos trying to discover the hidden number between nine and ten. If you like that, hunt down Erickson's other fiction!

[@readtherightthing]

I read Absalom, Absalom in college but have been wanting to read it again. Steve Erickson sounds very interesting to me. I think I will check it out. Thanks for the recommendations! Always good to shift styles and narratives.