BuzzFeed’s Links

• 1

  Kurt Vonnegut MP3s  

  blog.wfmu.org

• 2

  Vonnegut in <i>Rolling Stone</i> Interview: Can I Go Home Now?  

  poweringdown.blogspot.com

• 3

  Vonnegut appreciated Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness the way few people are able to. A tribute.  

  cvrick.com

• 4

  I was just thinking about Kurt…then he died!  

  joefusco.squarespace.com

• 5

  Transcription of a conversation I had with Vonnegut.  

  likeyoureallycare.arlodesign.com

• 6

  Kurt Vonnegut Was Actually a Pretty Sentimental Dude  

  huffingtonpost.com

• 7

  Post titled “Death of a Champion”  

  mermaidsinging.com

• 8

  Kurt Vonnegut Vs. Anna Nicole Smith in a battle of who gave more to the planet.  

  ifmagazine.com

• 9

  Kurt’s not dead … he’s just unstuck in time  

  ishouldhaveacallinshow.blogspot.com

• 10

  When Kurt Vonnegut Met Sammy Davis Jr.  

  10zenmonkeys.com

• 11

  Kurt Vonnegut Is Funny for a Pessimist  

  elemming2.blogspot.com

• 12

  Kurt Vonnegut on The Daily Show in 2005  

  ccinsider.comedycentral.com

• 13

  Kurt Vonnegut’s Work Carried Over into Cinema  

  cinematical.com

• 14

  Reading the Testimonials Made Me Weepy!  

  iwilldare.com

• 15

  “Farewell to a master of farting around”  

  blogs.guardian.co.uk

• 16

  “Slaughterhouse-Five” Taught Me to Hate the War  

  madthoughts.net

• 17

  Vonnegut was a master.  

  dimmview.blogspot.com

• 18

  Meeting Kurt was the Highlight of my Life!  

  mjroseblog.typepad.com

• 19

  Kurt Vonnegut Was an Icon in American Counterculture  

  thenewsblog.net

• 20

  Kurt Vonnegut is in Heaven Now, Except He Didn’t Actually Believe in One  

  sanspoint.com

• 21

  His Books Read Themselves  

  boingboing.net

• 22

  Ugh, I Hated Kurt Vonnegut  

  sayanythingblog.com

• 23

  My Favorite Passage from “Slaughterhouse Five”  

  stevenwhite.typepad.com

• 24

  So it goes.  

  existentialmedia.org

• 25

  Slaughterhouse-Five on Wikipedia  

  en.wikipedia.org