This author wrote about pollution-mutated babies being given a new chance at running the Earth in "The Era of Hopeful Monsters."
This author wrote about pollution-mutated babies being given a new chance at running the Earth in "The Era of Hopeful Monsters." In another of his stories, which was later expanded upon by a more famous author, all intersections in the world have an orange-roofed Howard Johnson's and a purple-roofed Ethical Suicide Parlor. At one point, he works at a stamp redemption center while writing such stories as "Venus on the Half-Shell" and "The Gospel from Outer Space," which is read to Billy Pilgrim. FTP, name this recurring science-fiction author from Galapagos, Breakfast of Champions; God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater, and other novels by Kurt Vonnegut.
This author wrote about pollution-mutated babies being given a new chance at running the Earth in "The Era of Hopeful Monsters."
Kilgore {Trout} [I don’t think there’s any legitimate way for people to neg on this with Vonnegut, but you can at least prompt them if they say that]