A review by alanffm
A Man Without a Country by Kurt Vonnegut

3.0

This is a weird book. It's not quite a memoir and not quite a collection of essays, but a quasi-reflection of the world as Vonnegut saw it before he died. It's interesting to see how his political positions and predictions stand over a decade later. In this, I would say Vonnegut was not exactly spot on. That being said, it is worth mentioning that I am a big Vonnegut fan, despite disagreeing with him, and it was refreshing to hear his voice again. This is a good book, but only for those who are interested in it's author.