Vonnegut's funk-- casual, simplistic, and creative. Definitely original and I think Slautherhouse 5 was definitely one of the books I really enjyoed reading
because it wasn't like anything I have read. Many books I have read and even books that popular writers publish, a lot of them have one thing in common--Punctuality. The texts can seem very similiar to each other that way, the 'perfect' sentence structures. I really admire Vonnegut's writing and I
prefer it. The sentences he develops are
real, and readers will feel the emotions that Vonnegut is trying to convey, instead of trying to figure out what the sentence is trying to explain, because of all the fancy words used to construct it. Even though, Vonnegut is very repetitive, the points or the phrases that he repeats they
are significant. I hope other authors were inspired by his writing that their
is freedom when it comes to writing. People should stop trying to copy each other, instead they should focus on how to be
different. The fact that he succeeded being
original, is very inspiring.
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