- The person talking in the book was suppose to write a book of his own called "The Day the World Ended" but he didn't finish writing it.
- It talks about a religion called bokononist.
- Kurt Vonnegut like to write short pages and a lot of chapters.
- At one point he was talking about writing a book and then I think he was reading another book.
- I don't care too much for the set up of the book/
4 questions
- In the first few pages is he reading someone else's book or is he writing his own book?
- What does the story he is reading on page 4 and 5 mean?
- Why did the author decide to make the chapters short and less than three pages long.
- Is he going to end up writhing his own book?
3 vocabulary
- Conveyances: to transport
- Anecdotes: short account of a humorous interesting incident
- Sordid: morally ignoble or base
2 literary
- "human rather than technical side" (pg. 7)
- "just like a dog he'd make a hollow in the cool earth" (pg.14)
1 overview
- This was about the book he was writing and a book that he read and those were the first few pages in the book but the other pages is describing a lot of things.
