Slaughterhouse-Five is the worst Vonnegut I've read

The Great Gatsby is reading really nicely though, his descriptive language is beautiful

Yeah, I've always thought that as well.

Haha, I think he ranked it as one of his best. I haven't read it though.

edit: here's the list, according to him:
* Player Piano: B
* The Sirens of Titan: A
* Mother Night: A
* Cat's Cradle: A-plus
* God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater: A
* Slaughterhouse-Five: A-plus
* Welcome to the Monkey House: B-minus
* Happy Birthday, Wanda June: D
* Breakfast of Champions: C
* Slapstick: D
* Jailbird: A
* Palm Sunday: C

Interesting. Especially because it was in Palm Sunday.

Bluebeard doesn't get a ****ing mention?! My fave. I couldn't get trhough Player Piano.

There's no Dead Eye **** or Galapagos on there either????

I loved Player Piano.

I think we talked about that.

Bluebeard was really good though. It should definitely be on that list.

Something about it bothered me. Maybe because it wasn't split all up

I'll have to read it after I finish the other four books i'm reading

I read this quite recently and it was really really really good:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_mwq6n4dK9A...ooh+Corner.jpg

The list was made by Vonnegut before he wrote Dead Eye Dick, Bluebeard or Galapagos.

Apart from Breakfast of champions, which I'd grade an A-, I tend to agree with his self-appraisal.

Mother Night is probably my favourite Vonnegut.

Right now I'm digging into

http://42scifi-fantasy.com/wp-conten...ptonomicon.jpg

Which is a really engaging, historical novel/cyber thriller that focuses on cryptology and code breaking.

I almost picked that out in the library today, but instead of adding to my already huge backlog I went for the light option and grabbed this: