This novel's first chapter describes the narrator reading books by Erika Ostrovsky and Theodore Roethke while traveling on a plane to meet Bernard O'Hare.
This novel's first chapter describes the narrator reading books by Erika Ostrovsky and Theodore Roethke while traveling on a plane to meet Bernard O'Hare. This book's first chapter begins with the sentence "All this happened, more or less," and concludes with the assertion the final words will be "Poo-tee-weet." It includes a scene in which Edgar is killed for stealing a teapot. The last words of Roland Weary prompt Paul Lazarro to murder this novel's protagonist. While at a zoo, the main character is exhibited with Montana Wildhack. He also becomes "unstuck in time" and sees the firebombing of Dresden. For 10 points, name this novel about Billy Pilgrim, a work by Kurt Vonnegut.
This novel's first chapter describes the narrator reading books by Erika Ostrovsky and Theodore Roethke while traveling on a plane to meet Bernard O'Hare.
Slaughterhouse Five or The Children's Crusade: A Duty-Dance with Death