Bluebeard: A Novel (Delta Fiction)

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  • One of his finest  

    Bluebeard: A Novel (Delta Fiction) (Paperback)
    I've read lots of Vonnegut and frankly I thought this what one of his lesser works. Boy, was I wrong. Here we have Vonnegut at his most focused on a long time, tearing off page after page thatwill make you laugh and stop and think at the sametime. Th
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  • Relaxing and read a great story  

    Bluebeard: A Novel (Delta Fiction) (Paperback)
    This really is one of the best books I have read Vonnegut. I loved the simplistic story and straightforward plot, much easier to understand than Vonnegut's other books and the characters are more like real people making them much easier to relate to
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  • Vonnegut comes through again  

    Bluebeard: A Novel (Delta Fiction) (Paperback)
    Again, Vonnegut has come up with a work of literature, indeed leaves the reader (or at least me) breathless and hungry for more of his brilliant work. In all honesty, the book did loose something partway through, and right up until the end I would ha
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  • incredibly close to home  

    Bluebeard: A Novel (Delta Fiction) (Paperback)
    After reading other reviews of this book, I have come to the conclusion That it's a book for certain people, and Those people love it to death, while the others find it a disappointment. Having said that, I must say thatthis is quite Possibly the mos
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  • Easily Vonnegut's best novel.  

    Bluebeard: A Novel (Delta Fiction) (Paperback)
    I have read every Vonnegut novel, Player Piano from right up to TIME QUAKE, and I can honestly say he is indeed one of the most uneven writers around. For every brilliant CAT'S CRADLE there is an Equally ludicrous SLAPSTICK. That being said, I believ
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  • A "Breakfast of Champions" character reflects on his life.  

    Bluebeard: A Novel (Delta Fiction) (Paperback)
    Rabo Karabekian, a successful post-modernist artist of Armenian descent, struggles to create his autobiography while his present relationships evolve and his life's works and secrets are laid bare. Karabekian is written in the same first-person, refl
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