The author of this work was awarded a Masters in anthropology from Chicago for writing this novel that partly takes place on a Caribbean island with its own dialect of English, including words such as "karass" (*).
The author of this work was awarded a Masters in anthropology from Chicago for writing this novel that partly takes place on a Caribbean island with its own dialect of English, including words such as "karass" (*). The locals in this work practice Bokononism, and the world ends when Papa Monzana's frozen corpse falls into the sea and the world's oceans turn into ice-nine. Identify, FTP, this novel by Kurt Vonnegut, which takes its name from the string game being played by Felix Honnecker when the atomic bomb was dropped.
The author of this work was awarded a Masters in anthropology from Chicago for writing this novel that partly takes place on a Caribbean island with its own dialect of English, including words such as "karass" (*).
{Cat’s Cradle}