From: utzoo!decvax!ittvax!bunker!willy
Newsgroups: net.books
Title: Kurt Vonnegut
Article-I.D.: bunker.248
Posted: Wed May  4 15:57:11 1983
Received: Thu May  5 03:50:40 1983

[I hope this isn't a duplicate, but we've been having
 netnews problems lately...]

	Re-reading Kurt Vonnegut's Palm Sunday recently,
I came across the essay in which he grades his own books.
Having now read all of his books, I was surprised at how
my grades for his books differ from his grades.
	Well, I decided that net.books would be the perfect
place to see how other people feel about Kurt Vonnegut.
	So, how do you feel?
	Specifically, I'd like to have you respond to a
survey.  Please grade the Kurt Vonnegut books you've read
(using A+ through F), and mail the responses to me.  As usual,
if/when I get enough responses, I'll summarize for the net.

	To jog your memory, what follows is a list of books
by Kurt Vonnegut. These are all of his that I can remember
while sitting here at work.  If I've forgotten any, sorry.
In no particular order:
	Sirens of Titan
	Player Piano
	Cat's Cradle
	Slaughter-house Five
	Breakfast of Champions
	Welcome to the Monkey House
	God Bless You Mister Rosewater
	Mother Night
	Slapstick
	Jailbird
	Palm Sunday
	Dead-eye Dick


	Eagerly awaiting your replies, and happy to be discussing
something other than the merits of SF, I remain (unfortunately)

		Bill Banze
		(...!bunker!willy)

[ I'd much rather be
	Bill Banze
	Author of the Great American Novel ]