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Kurt Vonnegut Dead At 84

Well that’s a sad bit of news to pass along: Kurt Vonnegut has passed away Wednesday night at age 84. And I found out about it on William Gibson’s blog.

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This entry was posted in Books on 04/12/2007 by Thomas.

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