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In Memory of Kurt Vonnegut (1922 – 2007)
Click here to download a PDF of Vonnegut's remarks on censorship and literature from a January 16, 1986 briefing on the Attorney General's Commission on Pornography, organized by NCAC.
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» Vonnegut discusses censorship with novelist Joyce Carol Oats
» Explore the NY Times' online archive of all things Vonnegut
» Read Dave Eggers on Vonnegut at Salon.com
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