The only Vonnegut novel Colin has read, and one he loves. What he takes from it is how the protagonist, despite the firebombing of Dresden, learns to make friends in the course of the story.
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how to upgrade your brain's OSVonnegut's anti-war novel. Tamir opens with its Tralfamadorian passage saying all moments, past, present and future, always exist, and that the idea of one moment following another 'like beads on a string' is an illusion. He uses it to argue that time is nonlinear and that we really do live in the past and the future.
