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Tony Roberts has a plummy voice touched with petulance. This tone was appropriate when he played the hapless good-looking friend in early Woody Allen movies. The undertone of disappointment is also apt for this beloved first novel by Kurt Vonnegut. CATÕS CRADLE was published in 1963. The hero is named Jonah, and the news is always bad. The world doesnÕt end with a bang, or a whimper. It ends with Ice Nine and a rueful chuckle. VonnegutÕs own voice--roughed by a million cigarettes--is heard in an interview tacked on at the end. ÒMy dying words are ÔLife is no way to treat an animal,ÕÓ he said, and then he laughed. The great-hearted pessimist of American literature died in 2007 at the age of 84. B.H.C. © AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
Inc. Magazine, January, 1999
What's Hot: Save It! "Business Plans For Dummies." This guide by Paul Tiffany, a management consultant and business-school professor, and Steven D. Peterson, a software designer and entrepreneur, is, quite frankly, the best work that you'll find on this subject. What makes this 354-pager a standout is that it urges business owners to write plans that are not only informative but captivating. Five stars!
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Tony Roberts has a plummy voice touched with petulance. This tone was appropriate when he played the hapless good-looking friend in early Woody Allen movies. The undertone of disappointment is also apt for this beloved first novel by Kurt Vonnegut. CATÕS CRADLE was published in 1963. The hero is named Jonah, and the news is always bad. The world doesnÕt end with a bang, or a whimper. It ends with Ice Nine and a rueful chuckle. VonnegutÕs own voice--roughed by a million cigarettes--is heard in an interview tacked on at the end. ÒMy dying words are ÔLife is no way to treat an animal,ÕÓ he said, and then he laughed. The great-hearted pessimist of American literature died in 2007 at the age of 84. B.H.C. © AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
Inc. Magazine, January, 1999
What's Hot: Save It! "Business Plans For Dummies." This guide by Paul Tiffany, a management consultant and business-school professor, and Steven D. Peterson, a software designer and entrepreneur, is, quite frankly, the best work that you'll find on this subject. What makes this 354-pager a standout is that it urges business owners to write plans that are not only informative but captivating. Five stars!
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