Sci-Fi books

[SheepGuy]

Kilgore Trout's Tralfamadore Series is excellent, though hard to find. The farting and tap dancing mix well with the 9 iron chip shots and the homosexual midget barstool prophets, who actually predicted the end of the auto industry.
Other than that, anything by John Wyndham is great!

[Useless]

Originally Posted by SheepGuy

Kilgore Trout's Tralfamadore Series is excellent, though hard to find. The farting and tap dancing mix well with the 9 iron chip shots and the homosexual midget barstool prophets, who actually predicted the end of the auto industry.

Damn you. My reply was going to be, "anything by Kilgore Trout."

[pc]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Damn you. My reply was going to be, "anything by Kilgore Trout."

Is Kurt Vonnegut is the author of series ?
I can give a shot.
How do I start with this, is every book about different stuff or they are connected with each other and then I should start reading title #1 ?

[Useless]

Originally Posted by pclit

Is Kurt Vonnegut is the author of series ?
I can give a shot.
How do I start with this, is every book about different stuff or they are connected with each other and then I should start reading title #1 ?

Vonnegut mentions the fictional science fiction writer, Kilgore Trout, in many of his novels. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilgore_Trout
Vonnegut began as a science fiction writer himself, and many of his novels have odd science fiction aspects seamlessly woven into them, but I wouldn't call him a science fiction writer. If he was, I wouldn't read him. (No offense to lovers of science fiction -- simply not my cup of tea.)